discuss 3 and 4 part of the question. 3) Will you try to motivate the employee? If yes, how willyou motivate?4) Which performance will you consider, the performanceof an employee throughout the year or the recentperformance since the start of the COVID -19 pandemic? Q.no1. One of your employees was performingsatisfactorily well at the beginning of the year (pre-COVID pandemic). However, the transition to workingfrom home due to the COVID-19 pandemic has beenchallenging for innumerable potential reasons (some thatyou may not even be aware of). His performance was notup to the mark, and his work was affecting the company.Now being the Head of the Department, answer allquestions:

In an organization, there are different roles and responsibilities based on the degree of skills and…

3) Will you try to motivate the employee? If yes, how will you motivate? 4) Which performance will you consider, the performance of an employee throughout the year or the recent performance since the start of the COVID -19 pandemic?

3) Will you try to motivate the employee? If yes, how will you motivate? 4) Which performance will you consider, the performance of an employee throughout the year or the recent performance since the start of the COVID -19 pandemic?

Foundations of Business (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781337386920

Author:William M. Pride, Robert J. Hughes, Jack R. Kapoor

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Chapter16: Mastering Financial Management

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