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090 _aYL 365
_bN44 2013
100 1 _aNihinlola, Adewale John
_d1985-
245 0 _aPerception of employees towards performing performance evaluation system
_bCase study of National Horticultural Research Institude (NIHORT) Nigeria
_cAdewale John Nihinlola; Supervisor: Hasret Balcıoğlu
260 _aNicosia
_bCyprus International University
_c2013
300 _aXI, 74p.
_bTables, charts
_c30.5 cm
_eCD
336 _2rdacontent
_atext
_btxt
337 _2rdamedia
_aunmediated
_bn
338 _2rdacarrier
_avolume
_bnc
500 _aIncludes CD
504 _aIncludes references (67-71 p.)
504 _aIncludes curriculum Vitae (72-74 p.)
520 _a'ABSTRACT Appraising performance is the act of observing and evaluating an employee\'s work behavior and accomplishments, with the purpose of measuring real performance against expected performance. An effort was made to discover out what employees of the institute feel about the whole process and practice of performance appraisal (Annual Performance Evaluation Report), the case of National Horticultural Research Institute (NIHORT) Nigeria. This study also recommends practical approaches to improve any appraisal biases that may be present in the institution\'s appraisal system. Samples of 164 questionnaires were distributed based on Cochran's formula calculation, only 110 respondents questionnaires were returned (78 senior stuffs and 32 junior staffs), the criteria for distributing the questionnaire was based on random sampling techniques. The data collected was analyzed, using statistical product and service solution (SPSS), in order to address the research questions. The overall perception of the respondent shows negative result that the employees perceived towards the practice, indicated that the system was affected by subjectivity and influenced by major errors and bias regarding to the result of the research. The results have severe administrative suggestion for motivation, training and condition of resources for efficient performance appraisal. The significant limitations of this research work are due to financial constraint and the time available for the research, it was conducted in only one institute NIHORT, Therefore, the findings may not be referred to as an expression of the general state of affairs in the other research institutions in Nigeria. Keywords: NIHORT, Performance Appraisal, Appraisal Subjectivity, Performance Evaluation '
650 0 0 _aDeğerleme öznelliği
650 0 0 _aAppraisal subjectivity
650 0 0 _aPerformans değerlendirme
650 0 0 _aPerformance appraisal
700 0 _aSupervisor: Balcıoğlu, Hasret
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_cTS
505 1 _g1
_tCHAPTER ONE
505 1 _g1
_tINTRODUCTION
505 1 _g1
_tINTRODUCTION TO PĞERFORMANCE APPRAISAL/EVALUATION SYSTEM
505 1 _g6
_tRESEARCH OBJECTIVES AND AIMS
505 1 _g6
_tRESEARCH SIGNIFICANCES
505 1 _g7
_tRESEARCH PROBLEMS
505 1 _g8
_tRESEARCH LIMITATION AND SCOPE
505 1 _g10
_tCHAPTER TWO
505 1 _g10
_tLITERATURE REVIEW
505 1 _g10
_tINTRODUCTION
505 1 _g10
_tDEFINITION AND EXPLANATION OF PERFORMANCE
505 1 _g12
_tPERFORMANC APPRAISAL USEFULNESS
505 1 _g14
_tPERFORMANCE APPRAISAL SCHEME
505 1 _g15
_tProcedure for Performance Appraisal
505 1 _g17
_tP*erformance Appraisal Approaches
505 1 _g19
_tEffıcacy of Performance Appraisal Systems
505 1 _g20
_tDuration for Conducting Performance Appraisal
505 1 _g21
_tConduction Employee Performance Appraisal
505 1 _g22
_tCriteria for Performing Performance Appraisal
505 1 _g25
_tRemedies to Performance Appraisal Setbacks
505 1 _g27
_tCHAPTER THREE
505 1 _g27
_tRESEARCH METHODOLOGY
505 1 _g27
_tRESEARCH PLANS AND METHODS
505 1 _g27
_tRESEARCH QUESTIONS
505 1 _g27
_tRESEARCH METHODS
505 1 _g28
_tResearch Subjects
505 1 _g28
_tData Source
505 1 _g29
_tApproach to Research Work
505 1 _g29
_tSize of the Research Sample
505 1 _g30
_tSelection of Sample
505 1 _g30
_tCollection of Data Methods and Study Tool
505 1 _g31
_tProcessing of Data Methods and Analysis
505 1 _g32
_tCHAPTER FOUR
505 1 _g32
_tDATA PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATIONS
505 1 _g32
_tIntroduction
505 1 _g32
_tDemographic Data
505 1 _g33
_tCategory of Respondents
505 1 _g34
_tAge Distribution of Respondents (Employees)
505 1 _g35
_tLevel of Eduction of Respondents
505 1 _g36
_tYears Worked by Respodents in the Institution
505 1 _g37
_tAre There Any Performance Expectations Set by the Institute During Planning Session at the Start of a Rating Period?
505 1 _g40
_tEmployee's View of Halo Error Committed By Raters
505 1 _g42
_tMethod Two Using Frequency /Percentage Table
505 1 _g43
_tEmployee's View of Horn Error Committed By Raters
505 1 _g46
_tEmployees' View of Recency Error Commited By Raters
505 1 _g48
_tEmployee's View of Strictness Error Committed By Raters
505 1 _g50
_tEmployee's View of Leniency Error Committed By Raters
505 1 _g52
_tEmployee's View of Similarity Error Committed by Raters
505 1 _g53
_tEmployee's Views of Performance Appraisal Importance to Their Career Goals
505 1 _g54
_tEmployee's View of Performance Appraisal Importance to Institute's Objective
505 1 _g55
_tEmployee's Level of Commitment to the Performance Appraisal System
505 1 _g58
_tEmployees'Level of Willingness to Submit to the Performance Appraisal System
505 1 _g62
_tCHAPTER FIVE
505 1 _g62
_tCONCLUSION AND RECCOMENDATION
505 1 _g66
_tRESEARCH LIMITATION
505 1 _g67
_tREFERENCES
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