A Model for Manpower Management
A Model for Manpower Management
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The larger K^, the faster an employee's initial ""lue reaches his ultimate value. We set K^ = . 69. This combined Ko = Learn va with the value selected for K, implies '" that an employee reaches 90% of his potential value at'T, = 3.
irip I ie^ K^ = Employee's cost to the company (salary + overhead) Table 2 gives the values of these constants used in this example ■10 a- Noijjiaiuxsia 33ACndW3 IVIXINI nviui sz * ino - 1 frZ iZ JZ \z oz 6. T 8T iT 9T z fr 1 ST Z fr 1 frT z E I €T Z E 1 ZI TT Ot 6 ...e L 9 S > E Z I fTs • 1^ \0 C o o 0* r^ ^ r^ O r* CO irt'^^fNxOrOirifO (N in CN o o o O r-4 rsi IN c ID c o c S 8. 1 sj »H r>j . H a; (N . H (N •-\Q -11 Job Level Performance Type S ^1 ^2 S R 1 2 10, 000 . 4 . 69 8500 . 08 1 15, 000 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The larger K^, the faster an employee's initial ""lue reaches his ultimate value. We set K^ = . 69. This combined Ko = Learn va with the value selected for K, implies '" that an employee reaches 90% of his potential value at'T, = 3.
irip I ie^ K^ = Employee's cost to the company (salary + overhead) Table 2 gives the values of these constants used in this example ■10 a- Noijjiaiuxsia 33ACndW3 IVIXINI nviui sz * ino - 1 frZ iZ JZ \z oz 6. T 8T iT 9T z fr 1 ST Z fr 1 frT z E I €T Z E 1 ZI TT Ot 6 ...e L 9 S > E Z I fTs • 1^ \0 C o o 0* r^ ^ r^ O r* CO irt'^^fNxOrOirifO (N in CN o o o O r-4 rsi IN c ID c o c S 8. 1 sj »H r>j . H a; (N . H (N •-\Q -11 Job Level Performance Type S ^1 ^2 S R 1 2 10, 000 . 4 . 69 8500 . 08 1 15, 000 .
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