In a sample of 56 organizations, the relationship between attainment of quality and performance appraisal that was “progressive” in nature was stronger than the relationship between attainment of quality and “traditional” appraisal. There was no significant difference in the relationship of quality with “traditional” or “progressive” practices of compensation. The results are discussed and implications for organizations are noted.
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