Multiple Choice
This approach assumes that a candid statement from a rater who is knowledgeable about an employee's performance is just as valid as more formal and more complicated rating methods.
A) Simple ranking
B) Paired comparisons
C) Narrative essay
D) Alternation ranking
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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