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@gotofritz A few examples:

1. There’s a lot of evidence that performance variations from employee to employee have more to do with the system they’re working in than with the employees themselves. Usually formulated by people like Deming as something like “95% of performance variation comes from the system”. So, employee performance evaluations are often quite harmful as you’re essentially putting the employee’s job at risk by making them responsible for something out of their control