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Performance management effectiveness: practices or context?
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DOI：10.1080/09585192.2011.561230.png)
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Although much research has focused on the technical or measurement issues involved in employee performance management, this study investigates the mutual influence of practices and context on performance management effectiveness. From a sample of 312 private and public sector organizations with 200 or more employees, the results indicate positive associations between practices - training and employee recognition - and performance management effectiveness. They further underscore the relevance of three contextual variables - culture, climate and the strategic integration of human resource management - as they are also related to more positive performance management outcomes. Implications for research and practice are discussed.
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climate
effectiveness
performance appraisal
performance management
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