PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT: AN ARTICL

This research summarizes an article that discussed the role human resource performance measurement as a tool for strategy execution. The article summarized is as follows:

Schneier, Craig E., Shaw, Douglas G., & Beatty, Richard W. (1991). Performance measurement and management: A tool for strategy execution. Human Resource Management, 30(3), 279301.

The authors contend that, in many large organizations, performance measurement and management systems "are little more than human resource bureaucracies with forms, rules, and review drive systems. In fact, according to the authors, such systems are "paperdriven . . . burdens to managers and hence are completed marginally if at all" (p. 279). Typically, managers tend to view such human resource systems as extra work, while employees tend to view such systems as irrelevant. Effective strategy execution, however, according to the authors, requires an e

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Approximate Word count = 677
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page)