All of the following are guidelines of the "Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures" except

A. personnel decisions must be based solely on job-related criteria.
B. only test scores that have been validated as good predictors of job performance should be used.
C. employees' KSAOs should match those previously established by the job analysis.
D. an organization's demographics should reflect the ethnic and gender makeup of the organization's local population.


Answer: D

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