Sentence examples for effective job performance from inspiring English sources
Effective job performance depends on the fulfillment of both motivation and maintenance needs.
Finally, this paper concludes with recommendations that are designed to promote both effective job performance and minimize problems of employee misconduct.
"We see diversity as any trait that makes someone unique and does not interfere with effective job performance".
The ability of SSSs to deliver high quality evidence-based interventions also depends on their stop smoking practitioners (SSPs) being trained to a minimum standard and being able to demonstrate and maintain the knowledge and skills for effective job performance.
Firstly, the literature (e.g. Borman 1987; Ostroff and Ilgen 1992; Uggerslev and Sulsky 2008; Ginsburg et al. 2010) suggests that raters in work settings develop personal constructs or 'theories' of effective job performance in general.
The effects of physical interventions were diverse: healthy lifestyle promotion, physical readiness training and resistance and endurance training were effective on job performance; an exercise intervention program was partly effective; respiratory muscle training was ineffective.
This evidence, coupled with other principles relating to employee motivation, gave rise to the new WP&R program, which is proving to be far more effective in improving job performance than the traditional performance appraisal method.
THE BOTTOM LINE Caffeine is an effective aid to nighttime job performance.
Ask candidates to take a work sample test — it's useful in comparing applicants and it's an effective predictor of future job performance.
This intensive year-long test of the performance appraisal program indicated clearly that work-planning-and-review discussions between a man and his manager appeared to be a far more effective approach in improving job performance than was the concentrated annual performance appraisal program.
While intuitive on some level, the emphasis on "regular" may be the secret ingredient to effective energy management and job performance and the connection to the behavior of the snackers in the study.
