Development and validation of a self-assessment scale of job performance in teleworking
The study proposes an instrument to evaluate the work performance of teleworkers (JOPERTE), identifying 19 items, which makes it an easy-to-apply instrument for the evaluation of work performance. The pilot test consisted of 312 participants who stated that they were working in the telecommuting mod...
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2022
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