Eduardo goes to his mentor, Mateo, to get tips for improving his performance. Administrative While reviewing his goals for the year, Tyrell and his manager discuss what training Tyrell might require to accomplish next year’s goals. Developmental While reviewing performance evaluation reports, you notice that all of the employees have been rated "average." There are no outstanding performers and no poor performers. This is an example of a error. training will help the manager to evaluate performance more accurately.

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Eduardo goes to his mentor, Mateo, to get tips for improving his performance.

Type of training:

While reviewing his goals for the year, Tyrell and his manager discuss what training Tyrell might require to accomplish next year's goals.

Type of training:

Adriaan and Arie got off on the wrong foot. Arie messed up his first project for Adriaan, and now Adriaan gives him low performance ratings in every category of performance. This is an example of a error.   training will help the manager to evaluate performance more accurately.

1. Type of training: Developmental

2. Type of training: Developmental

3. Halo error

4. Frame of Reference (FOR) training

Explanation:

Eduardo goes to his mentor, Mateo, to get tips for improving his performance.

Type of training: Developmental

While reviewing his goals for the year, Tyrell and his manager discuss what training Tyrell might require to accomplish next year's goals.

Type of training: Developmental

Suzy is known for her highly rated employees. Everyone gets a performance rating of "outstanding," regardless of the work they have actually done. This is an example of a leniency error. Frame of Reference training will help the manager to evaluate performance more accurately.

Further Explanation:

For (1) and (2) A development training involves identifying areas employees need to improve on and organizing training programs to strengthen those skills that each employee needs to improve.

For (3),  Leniency error is a rater's bias where the individual who does the rating has the tendency to rate people too positively.

For (4), Frame of Reference (FOR) training is a form of training that teaches how to produce accurate and reliable workplace-based ratings when assessing a performance  It's aim is to improve the accuracy of the ratings of the individual responsible for the evaluation of employees.

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