Cloud Services, Networking, and Management 2015
DOI: 10.1002/9781119042655.ch9
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Performance Management and Monitoring

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“…This flexibility explains the lower score for the statement regarding leaving work earlier than the allotted time. The high scores for other statements indicate that the current attendance practices are generally satisfactory and align with the theory by Shtern (2015) which states that consistent attendance is essential for influencing work results positively.…”
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“…This flexibility explains the lower score for the statement regarding leaving work earlier than the allotted time. The high scores for other statements indicate that the current attendance practices are generally satisfactory and align with the theory by Shtern (2015) which states that consistent attendance is essential for influencing work results positively.…”
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“…Employee performance as the outcome of work quality and quantity achieved by an employee in accordance with their responsibilities (Shtern, Simmons, Smit, Lu, & Litoiu, 2015); (Weller, Süß, Evanschitzky, & von Wangenheim, 2020). Shtern's model highlights essential performance indicators such as the quantity of work, quality of work, timeliness, attendance, and cooperation.…”
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“…The definitions of the used constructs according to the literature reviews are as following: Starting with the first construct Performance Appraisal PA, it is defined as "a formal system of review and evaluation of individual or team task performance" (Shtern et al, 2015). Performance Appraisal Purposes PAP is defined as "the most essential purposes of appraisal of performance practices are to aid and assist organizations to reach decisions and conclusions on salary, promotions, recognizing training requirements, conveying feedback and recognition of employee for a job well done" (Thomas, 1994).…”
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