Ratings of candidates for promotion by co-workers and supervisors
Journal of Applied Psychology · 1952 · Volume 37 · Issue 5
Abstract
Supervisor and co-worker ratings on a variety of items were made on a group of 100 candidates for leadman jobs in an aircraft company. Ratings of pairs of supervisors intercorrelated highest (.56-.71); ratings of pairs of co-workers correlated somewhat lower (.34-.43); correlations between supervisor and co-worker ratings were lowest (.15-.39). Supervisors tended to rate candidates lower than co-workers did. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2025 APA, all rights reserved)
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