One missed objective should not cancel out the rest of an employee's good contributions.
It is a follow-up to the Lisbon Agenda of 2000, meant to make the E.U. economy "the most competitive and dynamic" in the world, but officially described since as "a synonym for missed objectives and failed promises".
Truth also insists, concerning the E.U.'s business reality, that the Lisbon Agenda of 2000, a growth strategy for a decade, devised to complement the coming of the euro in 2002 and to make the E.U. economy the "most competitive and dynamic in the world," wound up officially (although very quietly) described in Brussels as "a synonym for missed objectives and failed promises".
But you're penalised so heavily for doing so – to the extent that it can make the difference between hitting or missing your objective – that you swiftly become reluctant to do so.
At Toyota, exceeding an expectation often receives the same treatment as missing an objective.
The paucity of standard instrumental pain measure tools enhances the value of individual perception of pain experience, while missing any objective criterion.
The analysis of the data identified overlaps, missing learning objectives and discrepancies between the taught and the tested curriculum.
And rather than remembering what car you'd rather be driving, it resets you to your rejected motor if you miss your objective.
In each of the last three years, the Army, Naval and Air Force Reserves have each fallen short of their recruiting goals; last year, the Air Force Reserve missed its objective by nearly 40percentt, signing up only 7,518 of the 11,791 recruits it needed.
They would only be punished if they missed the objective and had no procedures in place to try to meet it.
