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MNO Chapter 9 Exam Solution Manual Already Passed performance management - Answers continuous cycle of improving job performance with goal setting, feedback and coaching, and rewards and positive reinforcement job performance - Answers won't thrive without support system people with requisite a...

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MNO Chapter 9 Exam Solution Manual Already Passed

performance management - Answers continuous cycle of improving job performance with goal setting,
feedback and coaching, and rewards and positive reinforcement

job performance - Answers won't thrive without support system

people with requisite abilities, skills, and job knowledge need to be hired

training required to correct any job knowledge shortfalls

line of sight - Answers employees know organization's strategic goals and how they need to contribute

performance outcome goal - Answers targets a specific end result

learning goal - Answers encourages learning, creativity, and skill development

management by objectives - Answers management system incorporating participation into decision
making, goal setting, and feedback

feedback - Answers objective information about performance

not automatically effective

not everyone really wants the feedback they seek

must foster high effort--->performance expectations and performance--->reward linkages to motivate

objective feedback - Answers concrete evidence such as units sold, days absent, dollars, saved,
projects,completed, customers satisfied, and quality rejects

to work, managers must understand interaction between feedback recipients and their environment

subjective feedback - Answers not quantitative

things like you're doing a poor job, you're lazy, we really appreciate everyone's hard work

easily contaminated by situational factors

functions of feedback - Answers 1. instructional-when it clarifies roles or teaches new behavior

2. motivational-serves as a reward or promises a reward

the more specific, the better

one's openness to feedback - Answers depends on personality eg self esteem and self efficacy (the lower
they are the less actively the person seeks feedback)

high needs and goals relates to higher desire for feedback

, high self monitors open to feedback because it helps them adapt to their environments

sign of feedback - Answers either negative or positive

perceive and recall positive feedback more accurately than negative feedback

but negative feedback can have a positive motivational impact

self efficacy can be damaged by negative feedback

evaluation of feedback - Answers evaluate factors such as its accuracy, credibility of source, fairness of
system (performance appraisal system), their performance-reward expectancies and reasonableness of
standards

personal experience largely dictates how these factors weighed

implications of feedback - Answers average and below average performers need extrinsic rewards for
performance and high performers need feedback to enhance their feelings of competence and personal
control

too infrequent in organizations

must be tailored to individual

research insights - Answers computer based performance feedback leads to greater improvements in
performance when received directly from computer (not manager)

feedback perceived more accurate when they participate in feedback session

destructive criticism tends to cause conflict and reduce motivation

higher you are in organization, less likely to receive quality feedback

360 degree feedback - Answers comparison of anonymous feedback from one's superior, subordinates,
and peers with self-perceptions

they can compare their own perceived performance with others performance

if outsiders involved called a full circle feedback

how to give feedback - Answers focus on performance, not personalities

give specific feedback linked to learning goals and performance outcome goals

channel feedback toward key result areas for organization

give feedback ASAP

to coach improvement not just final results

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