ACCA Applied Knowledge · Business and Technology · Review and appraisal of individual performance
Which of the following is a recognised benefit of preparing for an appraisal interview by asking the employee to complete a self-appraisal beforehand?
A self-appraisal encourages the employee to reflect on their own performance and provides a starting point for two-way discussion in the interview. It does not remove the manager's need for evidence, and it cannot guarantee that both parties will agree on the final rating.
- AIt removes the need for the manager to gather any evidence of performance
- BIt encourages the employee to reflect on performance and gives a basis for two-way discussionCorrect
- CIt guarantees that the manager and employee will agree on the final rating
Explanation
Self-appraisal prompts reflection and gives the employee a voice, which supports a two-way discussion. The manager still needs evidence, and agreement is never guaranteed.
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