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  • A poor job evaluation will most likely lead to a promotion or a raise
    False
  • A measure of how well something is done.
    Performance
  • The goal of a performance evaluation is to measure how well an employee is performing on the job.
    True
  • What does a job evaluation measure?
    Attendance.
  • Being placed on probation because of a bad job evaluation means
    the employee will be closely monitored and will need to correct and improve the areas of concerns.
  • A positive job evaluation can lead to
    raises and promotions, a better work schedule, an opportunity to work more hours.
  • How often are job evaluations done?
    every 6 months or once a year.
  • Feedback and suggestions on how to improve yourself.
    Constructive criticism
  • In the job evaluation meeting it is important to
    remain positive.
  • Before you meet with the manager to go over your job evaluation it is wise to make a list of
    ways you have contributed to the business and why you are an asset.
  • Another name for a job evaluation is
    a performance evaluation.
  • Someone that works for a business or organization.
    Employee
  • After the job evaluation is completed
    a meeting is held between the employee and the manager.
  • Part of the process of a job evaluation meeting is to create a work related goal.
    True
  • he person or company that employs others.
    Employer
  • A job evaluation meeting is held to discuss the results of the evaluation, to establish goals, to receive employee feedback, and to discuss possible rewards or consequences.
    True
  • In the evaluation meeting if you desire to move up in the company, you should
    express your desire to move up in the company.
  • It is important to look at criticism in a job evaluation as an attack on your performance, which you need to defend.
    False