Performance evaluation and organizational commitment: Performance evaluation,// which is generally considered an important HR practice,// is an official procedure that is normally carried out as an interview once in a year and is prepared after careful consideration; and it is a platform that helps employees discuss their past performance and their future needs with their employers and design their future action plans Murphy and Cleveland (1995).// With the new developments in business administration, performance evaluation is not a simple tool that records and documents employees' performances anymore. //It is now evaluated as a strategic approach that is not only
responsible for the individual performances of employees,// but also for the relationship between the headquarters and branch offices and between the employees themselves //Singh (2004)