The critical-incident appraisal method requires an evaluator to keep a written record of job behaviors that illustrate both the satisfactory and unsatisfactory performance of the employee being rated.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
In the critical-incident appraisal method, the rater keeps a written record of incidents that illustrate both positive and negative employee behaviors. The rater then uses these incidents as a basis for evaluating the employee's performance.
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