In the existing literature,// a training and performance-based compensation relationship has been revealed between performance evaluation and different parts of HRM systems.// If executed appropriately,// in any organization, the performance evaluation system will allow the determination of the performance levels and skills of employees; as well as realizing the deficiencies of the people who are found out to need training Locke,// Latham and Smith (1990).// This fact emphasizes performance evaluation practices as an important factor in any organization.// In research, //performance evaluation HR practices that positively influence the improvement of employee skills and expertise are predicted. //The number of studies supporting the argument that individual performance depends on skill,/// motivation and opportunity have dramatically increased in time.// According to social exchange theory, investing in the wishes of employees will cause the workplace behaviour of the employees to be more positive in any organization //Cropanzano and Mitchell (2005).