Greguras, Robie, Schicher, and Goff (2003) found that ratings by subordinates were more reliable
when the results were used for administrative purposes rather than developmental purposes.

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Greguras, Robie, Schicher, and Goff (2003) found that ratings by subordinates were more reliable when the results were used for developmental purposes rather than administrative purposes. This is because developmental purposes tend to reduce the pressure on raters to inflate ratings, leading to more honest and accurate assessments.

Greguras, Robie, Schicher, and Goff (2003) Found That Ratings by Subordinates