RS Reviewer Chapters 5-8 Flashcards
Chapter 5
Behavioral reactions to changes in a work role
a. Handling Emergencies
b. Handling work Stress
c. Solving Problems creatively
d. Demonstrating Interpersonal adaptability
Adaptive Performance
Voluntary Behaviors that violate organizational norms
Counterproductive Work Behaviors
Behaviors relevant to achieving company goals
Job Performance
Measures of Performance
Criteria
Duties that are a part of a worker’s formal job description
Task Performance
Behaviors that are not part of a worker’s formal job description but are important for organizational effectiveness
Contextual Performance
Exhibited when individuals are working and not being observed (predicted by personality measures)
Typical Performance
Occurs when individuals are aware they are being observed and tested and or when they have been told to do their best (predicted by cognitive ability measures)
Maximal Performance
Subjective measurement system that compares the overall performance of one employee to that of others
Relative Rating System
Compares the performance of one worker with an absolute standard of performance
Absolute Rating System
Ranking in order of overall performance
Rank Order
Performance of one worker compared with every worker
Paired Comparison
Number of categories tied to performance standards
Forced Distribution
Compare employees on job performance dimensions
Relative Percentile Method
What is the major flaw of the forced distribution method?
Assumes normal distribution, but employees are not selected randomly. The curve should be skewed to the right to better reflect the selection process.
The usefulness of selection measures is assessed by how well they predict performance
True
Absolute Rating system compare the performance of one worker with an absolute standard of performance
True`
Which of the following is an example of contextual behavior?
a. Extra Effort
b. Leadership
c. Supervision
d. Personal Discipline
A. Extra Effort
Generation of an applicant pool for a position in order to provide the required number of qualified candidates for future selection or promotion.
Recruitment
Set of potential candidates who may be interested in and who are likely to apply for a specific job.
Applicant Pool
Recruitment Sources for Internal Candidates
Internal Job Posting
Succcession Plans
HRIS
Nominations
Recruitment Sources for External Candidates
Newspapers
Employee Referrals
Direct Mail
Open House
Job Fairs
Networking
Professional Periodicals….etc
Candidates from the opinion that they do not want to work in the organization for which they are being recruited.
Self-Selecting Out
When a job candidate has the KSA’s required by the job in question
Person Job Fit