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            patents, 178, 180             Priceline, 161
            PepsiCo, 1–2, 15              problem solving, by employees,
            performance-based pay, 96–98,    119–120
               103–107, 110               Procter & Gamble (P&G), 10–11, 15,
            performance management, 93–111   17–18
              agility and, 99, 101        product design, for habit, 9–10
              annual reviews for, 93–94, 99–101   product development, 101
              business goals and, 106     product innovations, 2
              challenges, 103–110         professional consistency, 23–25,
              employee development and,      29–30, 35–36
               96–98, 100–101             progressives, 152–154. See also class
              employee goals and, 102, 106, 130   divisions
              employee rewards and, 106–107   Prokesch, Steven, 171–190
              evolution of, 95–100        purchase decisions, 3–5, 14–21. See
              feedback and, 103, 108–110     also customer loyalty
              forced-ranking system, 97–99, 105   PwC, 100, 105, 111
              fundamental attribution error, 100   pyramid search, 42–43
              halo effect, 109
              legal issues, 107–108       racism, 155. See also class divisions
              merit pay, 96–98, 103–107, 110   radio frequency identification
              merit rating system, 95–96     (RFID) chips, 58–59, 61
              organizational structure and, 98,   Republican Party, 149–150, 154.
               105                           See also class divisions
              peer feedback, 110          research approach,
              poor performance and, 107      multidisciplinary, 172, 180–183
              qualitative assessments, 109   research, medical, 171–190
              reasons to eliminate appraisals in,   researchers, 179–180, 184
               100–103                    Ritz-Carlton, 122, 130
              rethinking, 93–95, 102, 110–111   Rosenfield, Andrew M., 23–36
              teamwork and, 101–102       rural areas, 153–154. See also class
              Theory Y approach to, 96       divisions
            performance ratings, 137–138
            Pisano, Gary P., 175, 187, 188   Samsung, 9
            Pixar Animation Studios, 122   Samsung Galaxy S5, 12–13
            platform technologies, 176–178   Schibsted, 19
            Polaris Partners, 173, 177, 187   scientific research, 171–190
            police, 155. See also class divisions   Sears, 101
            poor, 152–153. See also class   Semco Group, 130
               divisions                  semiconductor industry, 57
            population-based payment. See   sexism, 151–152. See also class
               capitation                    divisions
            Porter, Michael, 2, 13, 69–91   Sharp, 125


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