Which of the following statements are true?
1. Some organisations develop specific materials for the development of their employees. The content developed corresponds to the needs of the institutions. It is a part of career development.
2. Some organisations offer their employees seminars and workshops that last two or more days so that they can develop their careers within the organisation. It is a part of career planning.
3. PDP plan summarises the needs of worker's personal development and the specified effort and action plan for achievement.
Consider the following statements regarding 'Thorndike's Law of Effect'.
1. It is only a case of law of exercise.
2. It emphasises only on situational reinforcers but does not refer to cognitive aspects of learning.
3. It cannot be applied in achievement-oriented learning.
4. It ignores, the functional effect of persons-environment interaction in learning.
Which of the statements given above is/ are correct?
Arrange the following steps of performance appraisal process in the correct order.
1. Measuring the actual performance.
2. Establishing performance standards.
3. Comparing the actual performance with the desired performance.
4. Communicating the standards.
Arrange the following steps of training and development process in the right sequence.
1. Need analysis
2. Validation
3. Evaluation
4. Implement the programme
5. Instructional design
Performance management is a system that
1. ensures that employee's performance is supporting company's aims.
2. starts with fixing performance standards and ends with comparing results with those standards.
3. includes daily or weekly interactions to ensure continuous improvement in employee's performance.
4. ensures that employee has requisite training to perform the job.