Worker Appraisal
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A Worker Appraisal is an appraisal for a worker (which evaluates various aspects of worker characteristics and contributions).
- Context:
- It can (typically) assess Worker Characteristics and Worker Contributions.
- It can (typically) inform Worker Development and Worker Management decisions.
- It can (often) provide structured Worker Feedback.
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- It can range from being a Formal Worker Appraisal to being an Informal Worker Appraisal, depending on appraisal formality.
- It can range from being a Comprehensive Worker Appraisal to being a Focused Worker Appraisal, depending on appraisal scope.
- It can range from being a Regular Worker Appraisal to being an Ad Hoc Worker Appraisal, depending on timing type.
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- It can follow Appraisal Methodologys and Evaluation Frameworks.
- It can be documented in Worker Records.
- It can influence Worker Decisions and Career Paths.
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- Example(s):
- Worker Performance-Based Appraisals, such as:
- Worker Performance Appraisal, evaluating job performance.
- Project Contribution Appraisal, assessing project-specific work.
- Productivity Assessment, measuring output and efficiency.
- Worker Competency-Based Appraisals, such as:
- Worker Skills Appraisal, evaluating technical abilities.
- Leadership Capability Assessment, measuring management potential.
- Professional Development Review, assessing growth and learning.
- Worker Behavioral Appraisals, such as:
- Worker Cultural Fit Appraisal, evaluating organizational alignment.
- Team Collaboration Assessment, measuring interpersonal effectiveness.
- Professional Conduct Review, assessing workplace behavior.
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- Worker Performance-Based Appraisals, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Job Candidate Assessment, which evaluates potential workers rather than current ones.
- Organization Assessment, which evaluates the entire organization.
- Process Evaluation, which focuses on procedures rather than people.
- Resource Audit, which examines material rather than human resources.
- See: Human Resource Management, Worker Development, Professional Assessment, Employee Evaluation, Workplace Assessment.
References
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Employee_evaluation Retrieved:2024-4-29.