A Performance Culture Runs the Risk of Defeating Itself
What is often termed a “performance culture” is typically one in which the organization gives individual goal attainment preeminence in its performance management approach. When taken to excess, however, a performance culture can make employees feel insecure by continuously presuring them to exceed established productivity goals, and by routinely failing to acknowledge and reward outstanding team efforts in favor of individual competition and recognition.
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