Do you coordinate so multiple programs, divisions, or organizations use the same performance standards and targets?

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Do you use performance standards that are relevant to your activities?
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Saiful Islam Hiron
21-August-2014

Performance Management

Question added by Saiful Islam Hiron , Site HR Manager , Handicap International
Date Posted: 2014/08/21

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Saiful Islam Hiron

by Saiful Islam Hiron , Site HR Manager , Handicap International

YES.

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