June 1, 1983Academy of Management Journal73 citations

An Examination of Level and Direction of Effort and Job Performance.

RKRalph KaterbergUniversity of Cincinnati GBGary BlauTemple College

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The degree to which effort level and direction of the effort were related to job performance was examined in a field setting. Both direction and effort level were found to be significant predictors...

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