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Why 'Forced' Job Rankings Don't Work

Managers shouldn't have to use arbitrary evaluation systems that pit employees against each other.

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Subject(s): Human Resources

Source(s): BusinessWeek

Author(s): Liz Ryan

Posted: 2007-05-11

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