2015
DOI: 10.1108/ijotb-18-01-2015-b005
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Holding employees accountable for the accomplishment of organizational goals: The case of the u.s. federal government

Abstract: Aligned appraisal systems explicitly hold employees accountable for contributing to the accomplishment of organizational goals. Furthermore, appraisal alignment is consistent with both core bureaucratic expectations and New Public Management control regimes, but the efficacy of the policy and its substantive impact have yet to be considered in detail. Over the last decade, federal agencies were encouraged to revise appraisal systems and include alignment. Using the bureaucratic policy adoption literature, an e… Show more

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“…Supervisors can use performance ratings to inform decisions on a range of critical personnel issues including promotion, training, retention, demotion, dismissal, reassignment, and reinstatement (Battaglio, 2015; Daley, 1992). In addition, performance appraisal can be a mechanism to enhance employee motivation and help employees adjust the way they work to better achieve organizational goals (Ayers, 2015; Ilgen, Fisher, & Taylor, 1979; Rubin, 2015; Taylor & Pierce, 1999). In short, performance appraisal can have significant positive impacts on employee performance and organizational effectiveness.…”
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“…Supervisors can use performance ratings to inform decisions on a range of critical personnel issues including promotion, training, retention, demotion, dismissal, reassignment, and reinstatement (Battaglio, 2015; Daley, 1992). In addition, performance appraisal can be a mechanism to enhance employee motivation and help employees adjust the way they work to better achieve organizational goals (Ayers, 2015; Ilgen, Fisher, & Taylor, 1979; Rubin, 2015; Taylor & Pierce, 1999). In short, performance appraisal can have significant positive impacts on employee performance and organizational effectiveness.…”
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confidence: 99%