THE ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF NATIONAL AND UNIVERSAL VALUES IN THE SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE
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Evaluation Cards, KPI, MBO, Rating Scales, IoT, Big Data, Work Quality Evaluation.Abstract
Evaluating work efficiency is one of the critical processes in human resource management, significantly influencing an organization's achievement of its overall goals. Work efficiency evaluation systems are rapidly evolving and integrating with modern technologies. This article discusses how the process of evaluating work efficiency is being improved through innovative approaches, the use of artificial intelligence (AI), and analytical tools.
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