Behavioral approach,
Definition of Behavioral approach:
Human resource management: The analysis of employees actions to identify behavior patterns that (for a specific job or function) separate an effective employee from a less effective or nonperforming employee.
How to use Behavioral approach in a sentence?
- You need to take a strong behavioral approach to any decision that you will make regarding your workers and how you treat them.
- The supervisor of the IT department took a behavioral approach in determining whether John was the better employee or if it was Mary.
- I informed him that our behavioral approach was top notch and we would know who was doing the best job.
Meaning of Behavioral approach & Behavioral approach Definition
