Organizational Performance
There is a massive amount of previous studies addressing the measurement dimensions of organizational performance. Since the benefits of organizational performance will eventually be fed back to the financial dimension, most scholars in this field adopt financial performance as one of the measurement indicators. In an environment characterized by convenient ways of information delivery and rapid-changing markets, nevertheless, a company nowadays shall never solely rely on financial performance to achieve survival and competitiveness. That is to say, it is impossible to sufficiently gauge the organizational performance using financial performance as the single indicator. (Ya-Hui Ling and Ling Hong, 2010)
Moreover, Ya-Hui Ling and Ling Hong (2010) argued that organizational performance is the accomplishments attained by all businesses/departments involved in an organizational goal during a determined period of time, with the goal either meant for a specific stage or on the overall extent.