What is it?
What is it? Pt. 2
Steps in the Rating Process
100

The evaluation of an employee's job output and value to a company

What is performance appraisal?

100

Recognizing workers for their productive job performance

What is employee recognition?

100

Observing job performance

What is Step 1?

200

How accurate a person completes their assigned tasks

What is work accuracy?

200

The use of multiple perspectives for feedback

What is 360-degree feedback?

200

Retrieving information about performance from memory

What is Step 3?

300

The amount of work an employee completes within a given period

What is work quantity?

300

A scale that raters use to select the behavior that closely resembles a worker's performance

What is the Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale? (BARS)
300

Translating retrieved information into ratings

What is Step 4?

400

The understanding of responsibilities specific to a job

What is job knowledge?

400

A scale that asks raters to indicate if an individual's behavior is worse than, as good as, or better than an area of performance

What is The Mixed Standard Scale?

400

Storing information about job performance into memory

What is Step 2?

500

The process of defining what "good performance" is

What is criterion development?

500

A scale that asks raters to specify how frequently an employee engages in each behavior

What is The Behavior Observation Scale?