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1. Verfasser: Rubin, Richard
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1995
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Online-Zugang:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ503524
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author Rubin, Richard
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contents Upward Appraisal: What do Subordinates Consider Important in Evaluating Their Supervisors? Rubin, Richard Employee Attitudes Evaluation Methods Evaluation Research Library Administration Nonprofessional Personnel Opinions Personnel Evaluation Questionnaires Supervisor Qualifications Supervisors A subordinate evaluation instrument was used to identify factors that employees of Dayton-Montgomery County (OH) Public Library value in their supervisors. Results suggest that subordinates place considerable value on supervisors as role models and expect supervisors to treat them with respect and to encourage their opinions. Implications of these results are discussed for library administrators. (Author/JKP)
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spellingShingle Upward Appraisal: What do Subordinates Consider Important in Evaluating Their Supervisors?
Rubin, Richard
Employee Attitudes
Evaluation Methods
Evaluation Research
Library Administration
Nonprofessional Personnel
Opinions
Personnel Evaluation
Questionnaires
Supervisor Qualifications
Supervisors
Upward Appraisal: What do Subordinates Consider Important in Evaluating Their Supervisors? Rubin, Richard Employee Attitudes Evaluation Methods Evaluation Research Library Administration Nonprofessional Personnel Opinions Personnel Evaluation Questionnaires Supervisor Qualifications Supervisors A subordinate evaluation instrument was used to identify factors that employees of Dayton-Montgomery County (OH) Public Library value in their supervisors. Results suggest that subordinates place considerable value on supervisors as role models and expect supervisors to treat them with respect and to encourage their opinions. Implications of these results are discussed for library administrators. (Author/JKP)
title Upward Appraisal: What do Subordinates Consider Important in Evaluating Their Supervisors?
topic Employee Attitudes
Evaluation Methods
Evaluation Research
Library Administration
Nonprofessional Personnel
Opinions
Personnel Evaluation
Questionnaires
Supervisor Qualifications
Supervisors
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ503524