Organizational politics and multisource feedback: An opportunity or a threat?
Publication Type
Textbook
Publication Date
2004
Abstract
Despite favorable attitudes being critical to the viability of multirater systems, little is known about the factors that impact rater attitudes. Results from a field study demonstrated that perceptions of organizational politics negatively relate to rater acceptance and cost-benefit evaluations and that these relationships were not moderated by one’s understanding, control, or rater perspective. Results indicated that supervisors held the most favorable attitudes and that experienced raters held more favorable attitudes than those without experience.
Keywords
Politics, Feedback, Ratings
Discipline
Business
First Page
703
Last Page
711
Publisher
Proceedings from The 3rd Asian Conference of the Academy of Human Resource Development in Asia: Harmony and Partnership
City or Country
Seoul, S. Korea
Citation
Greguras, G. J. and Ford, J.M..
Organizational politics and multisource feedback: An opportunity or a threat?. (2004). 703-711.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/lkcsb_research/4329