Sentence examples for forced ranking from inspiring English sources
A couple of years ago, one of us gave a speech at a renowned but declining high-technology firm that used forced ranking (there, it was called a "stacking system").
Forced ranking rather than independent rating, and by-person factor analysis rather than averaging may reveal otherwise masked typologies.
An Example: Should We Adopt Forced Ranking?
And so we do that here, raising a question that many companies have faced in recent years: Should we adopt forced ranking of our employees?
More recent research has found that when you introduce a forced ranking system into a team, people are more likely to start sabotaging each other in the hope of pushing themselves up by pushing others down.
The Hairpin, for instance, founded in 2010 as part of the Awl network, calls itself a place for "petty enthusiasms," while The Toast, started in 2013, likens itself to "a long email chain about force-ranking the Mitford sisters" and seeks writers who are "incorrigibly bossy, or intractably odd, or happily obsessive".
SN: We more think in terms of force-ranking the best opportunities and only doing the best ones.
Those who refute our standardized testing culture spit back all the things you cannot sufficiently summarize by scribbling in a bubble, arguing that these tests aren't examinations of realistic ability, but rather, an unreliable way of forcing rank.
Under Jimmy Johnson, the Dolphins' defense has become a force, ranking first in the A.F.C. and second in the National Football League.
But Battle was the first black person appointed to New York's combined 10,000-member force, ranking 199th of 638 applicants on the police test.
