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Is Staying Alive A Success Indicator for 2020?

Deepa George, Managing Consultant at HR Clinic

02-Jun-20 12:00

Is Staying Alive A Success Indicator for 2020?

At the start of the year, many employees had already submitted their plans and KPI goals for the year 2020. We’ve now come mid-way through 2020 and many of these plans are now seemingly impossible to achieve due to the pandemic. The global Covid-19 pandemic has also presented serious mental, physical and financial complications to people everywhere. So what should your performance indicators be measured upon to indicate a successful year for employees?

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