Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector

This conceptual paper proposes that raters’ competency and compliance to accuracy are not just a function of raters’ personal factors but they are also influenced by a host of other contextual factors in conducting a good performance appraisal. Rater personal factors identified are appraisal-related...

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Main Author: Hii, Linda
Other Authors: Dr. Ming-Lang Tseng
Format: Conference Paper
Published: APTIBM 2010
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Online Access:http://www.cibit.url.tw/APBITM/first1.htm
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/22994
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description This conceptual paper proposes that raters’ competency and compliance to accuracy are not just a function of raters’ personal factors but they are also influenced by a host of other contextual factors in conducting a good performance appraisal. Rater personal factors identified are appraisal-related experience, amount of appraisal-related training received and rater personality. The contextual influences on raters’ performance are: raters’ perception of their ability to appraise (PASE) and Perceived System Knowledge (PSK) and Performance Appraisal Discomfort (PAD). It is further argued that a competent rater is more compliant to achieve rating accuracy. The researcher aims to test this model in the Malaysian Public Sector.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-229942023-01-13T07:56:30Z Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector Hii, Linda Dr. Ming-Lang Tseng Dr Hui-Ping Cheng performance appraisal Compliance to rating accuracy personal factors rater competency contextual factors This conceptual paper proposes that raters’ competency and compliance to accuracy are not just a function of raters’ personal factors but they are also influenced by a host of other contextual factors in conducting a good performance appraisal. Rater personal factors identified are appraisal-related experience, amount of appraisal-related training received and rater personality. The contextual influences on raters’ performance are: raters’ perception of their ability to appraise (PASE) and Perceived System Knowledge (PSK) and Performance Appraisal Discomfort (PAD). It is further argued that a competent rater is more compliant to achieve rating accuracy. The researcher aims to test this model in the Malaysian Public Sector. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/22994 http://www.cibit.url.tw/APBITM/first1.htm APTIBM restricted
spellingShingle performance appraisal
Compliance to rating accuracy
personal factors rater competency
contextual factors
Hii, Linda
Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title_full Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title_fullStr Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title_full_unstemmed Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title_short Rater Competency and Compliance to Accuracy in Conducting Performance Appraisal in the Malaysian Public Sector
title_sort rater competency and compliance to accuracy in conducting performance appraisal in the malaysian public sector
topic performance appraisal
Compliance to rating accuracy
personal factors rater competency
contextual factors
url http://www.cibit.url.tw/APBITM/first1.htm
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/22994