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Main Authors: Turrentine, Cathryn G., Lener, Edward F., Young, Michelle L., Kok, Victoria T.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2004
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ731810
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author Turrentine, Cathryn G.
Lener, Edward F.
Young, Michelle L.
Kok, Victoria T.
author_facet Turrentine, Cathryn G.
Lener, Edward F.
Young, Michelle L.
Kok, Victoria T.
Turrentine, Cathryn G.
Lener, Edward F.
Young, Michelle L.
Kok, Victoria T.
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contents A Qualitative Approach to Upward Evaluation of Leadership Performance: Pros and Cons Turrentine, Cathryn G. Lener, Edward F. Young, Michelle L. Kok, Victoria T. Library Administration Administrator Evaluation Leadership Leadership Effectiveness Evaluation Methods Academic Libraries This article describes a qualitative upward evaluation of the leadership performance of library managers. Follow-up studies were conducted, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of the qualitative approach to upward appraisal. The authors discuss pros and cons to guide others who might use this methodology for upward appraisals in the future.
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spellingShingle A Qualitative Approach to Upward Evaluation of Leadership Performance: Pros and Cons
Turrentine, Cathryn G.
Lener, Edward F.
Young, Michelle L.
Kok, Victoria T.
Library Administration
Administrator Evaluation
Leadership
Leadership Effectiveness
Evaluation Methods
Academic Libraries
A Qualitative Approach to Upward Evaluation of Leadership Performance: Pros and Cons Turrentine, Cathryn G. Lener, Edward F. Young, Michelle L. Kok, Victoria T. Library Administration Administrator Evaluation Leadership Leadership Effectiveness Evaluation Methods Academic Libraries This article describes a qualitative upward evaluation of the leadership performance of library managers. Follow-up studies were conducted, focusing on the advantages and disadvantages of the qualitative approach to upward appraisal. The authors discuss pros and cons to guide others who might use this methodology for upward appraisals in the future.
title A Qualitative Approach to Upward Evaluation of Leadership Performance: Pros and Cons
topic Library Administration
Administrator Evaluation
Leadership
Leadership Effectiveness
Evaluation Methods
Academic Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ731810