Variables e instrumentos para la evaluación del desempeño individual en el trabajo
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desempeño individual en el trabajo, instrumentos DIT, revisiónResumen
El objetivo de esta editorial es sintetizar los debates conceptuales e instrumentales sobre el desempeño individual en el trabajo (DIT). Se espera ofrecer a la audiencia de Cuadernos Latinoamericanos de Administración un marco teórico y metodológico general para el uso académico y organizacional de las evaluaciones de desempeño. Si bien existen revisiones de literatura recientes sobre el asunto (e.g. (Koopmans et al. 2011, Ones et al. 2018), las síntesis de la evidencia se han enfocado en discutir la dimensionalidad conceptual del DIT, resultando poco informativas para la toma de decisiones en cuanto a los instrumentos para su medición.
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