Sentence examples for manager assessments from inspiring English sources

The study quickly raised Grant's profile in his field, partly because it relied on hard data: dollars, as opposed to manager assessments or self-reports.

But its research, based on millions of worker surveys and tests, as well as manager assessments, has found that the most important characteristic for sales success is a kind of emotional courage, a persistence to keep going even after initially being told no.

As noted above, contrary to the case manager assessments, higher scores on client assessment of vulnerabilities indicate better functioning.

Case manager assessments in addition included the sum scores of all 20 vulnerability and strength items of the START, and the case manager's final risk estimate for violence against others.

In the present study the predictive validity of client and case manager assessments of risk and protective factors for such incidents in the six months following assessment are compared.

In the RACE-study prediction of incidents over a six month period proved to be better for case manager assessments on the START than over the regular three months period, probably due to a too low base rate of incidents for shorter periods [ 20, 21].

They elicit feedback from peers, and write a personal assessment and a manager assessment.

ROM When psychologists started looking at hiring — in corporations and in the military — what they learned is that managers' assessments are about as good as pure chance.

Haïat added that in the past, a company would have had to rely on managers' assessments, or in-store checks to monitor whether things are running as they should be, but that can be inconsistent, or costly if you do it well.

During year one, we tracked: (1) the research managers' assessments of unit structure as each nursing home and its units enrolled in the study, and (2) instances where we needed to 'realign' the unit boundaries a posteriori in our data.

Quality managers' assessments of patient care quality (i.e., responses to the question of how they would rate patient care today at their hospital compared to what they think it should be) were higher for hospitals that had higher levels of HIT implementation.