Please kindly help. Our organization measure employee performance of time achievement with this formula:
Eficiency of time is calculated by:
- $[(TargetTime - TimeDone) / TargetTime] * 100%$
So,
If the eficiency of time is <=24%, then employee time performance is:
$[ ((1,76 * TargetTime) - TimeDone) / TargetTime ] * 100%.$
For future use, we will call this formula as F1
Whereas, if the eficiency of time is >24%, then employee performance of time is calculated by:
$76 - (F1-100)$
I know there is assumption that the efficiency of 24% is excellent.
My question is: How can, say, if the time efficiency value is only different by 0,001% (23,999% and 24,001%) will make the employee performance score very contrast? Is it logically accepted?
Please somebody explain this to me. I very appreciate it.
Kindly Regards,
MAH