Performance measurement, evaluation, and incentives

William J. Bruns

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The setting of appropriate incentives and motivating employees is central to management. These essays examine three aspects of this subject: methods of reward; suiting rewards to various business cultures; and implementing performance evaluation schemes. The book's emphasis is on middle management.

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