Assessment Methods and Techniques of the Professional Performances
Abstract
The professional performances assessment of the company staff is a concern of the human resourcesmanagement, with the multiple implications on all the other activities of the organization, influencing in a
considerable measure the organizational climate, because with the help of this there can be determined the degree
to which its employees achieve their responsibilities.
The need to appreciate the employees’ professional performances generated the elaboration of the multiple
methods and techniques of staff appreciation and gave birth to the systems of the performances assessment.
More and more organizations are currently aware that they must have implemented their own professional
performances assessment system for the employees.
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