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2 years ago

How is performance management measured in your organisation? Your answer

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Vlada [557]2 years ago

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Performance management is measured through the human resource management department of the organisation.

Explanation:

Human resource management department of the organisation exists in a sense to keep a check on and employ people for the company and see their effectiveness and how well they are for an asset for the company and if not why they have turned out to be a liability.

Performance management is also seen by the department as it makes sure that the employees are not overworked or the company is not overstaffed or understaffed and what share of work is being divided in the company

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