Forced Ranking (A.K.A., Kepner-Tregoe, Decision Matrix)
A decision making technique that uses a decision matrix to force a ranking among possible alternative solutions.
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A decision making technique that uses a decision matrix to force a ranking among possible alternative solutions.
If under-performing staff members keep flying under the radar, it might be time to introduce the Forced Ranking of Identify, Fix or Fire.
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This employee-evaluation process is one where performance segments get created within an organization--ultimately leaving one group of individuals on the bottom that get terminated. But evidence supports the notion that companies regularly performing this forced ranking breed an environment of distrust--and undermine teamwork.
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