A “contingency approach” to organizational management requires translation of empirical generalizations into situational guidelines for performing practical administrative functions. Such a translation is offered for the task of evaluating individual performance. A contingency model is described in which the situational appropriateness of behavior-based, objective-based, and judgment-based evaluation is related to characteristics of tasks and workers.
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Michael Keeley (1978) studied this question.
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