Performance Appraisal: A Survey of Organizational Practices in India
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This paper reports the findings of a study on performance practices of organizations in India. A survey type methodology was used to obtain the appraisal forms used by different organizations. The sample covered a wide range of organizations classified on the basis of types (commercial, government, or other); ownership (Indian, multinational corporation, or joint venture); sector (private or public); industry, size, and geographical regions. Various aspects of appraisal were studied including frequency, approach, technique, appraiser details, appraisal for training and developmental needs, and potential appraisal. The study finds that while manner of performance appraisals are taking place, organizations apparently place a lower priority on assessment of training and development aspects and appraisal of potential.Downloads
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