Match items of List - I with List - II relating to methods of performance appraisal and indicate the correct code of matching.List - I List - II (a) Paired comparison metdod (i) Reviewing employee records and holding interview on definite test questions. (b) Forced choice description metdod (ii) Set of pair phrases or descriptive statements (c) Critical Incidents metdod (iii) Differentiating between effective and non - effective performance on basis of achievements (d) Field review metdod (iv) Relative ranking metdod
This section details the matching of performance appraisal methods (List-I) with their descriptions (List-II).
The Paired comparison method involves comparing employees in pairs to identify the better performer. This directly aligns with the concept of relative ranking, where employees are ordered against each other.
The Forced choice method presents evaluators with a series of descriptive statements, often in pairs. The evaluator selects the statement that best applies, requiring them to choose from a set of descriptive statements.
With the Critical incidents method, specific examples of effective or ineffective behavior are recorded. This method helps in differentiating between effective and non-effective performance by focusing on significant achievements.
The Field review method utilizes an external reviewer (e.g., HR) who interviews supervisors and examines records. This process involves reviewing employee records and conducting interviews to assess performance.
Which one of the following performance appraisal methods prevents supervisors from rating all or most employees "satisfactory" or "high"?
Which one of the following is not a characteristic of performance management?
The techniques for appraising performance include:
(A) Graphic Rating Scale Method
(B) Potential Rating
(C) Alternation Ranking Method
(D) Diversity Counts
(E) Paired Comparison Method
Choose the correct answer from the options given below: