Question 1

Identify three setup tasks required before goals can be managed.

Options :

A : Manage goal library.

B : Manage worker goal setting lookups.

C : Manage goal management notification.

D : Mass-assign goals.

E : Manage value sets (if flexfields are deployed for goals).

Answer: A,B,C

Question 2

What is the maximum number of section types that you can configure in a performance template to meet the requirements of a semiannual evaluation of a company and what are the section types?

Options :

A : two; rating model for risk and impact of loss, and overall summary to provide the overall rating of the worker or manager

B : three; profile content to rate worker competencies, goals to rate worker goals, and rating model for risk and impact of loss

C : five; goals to rate worker goals, overall summary, worker final feedback, manager final feedback, and profile content to rate worker competencies

D : five; profile content to rate worker competencies, goals to rate worker goals, overall summary, worker final feedback, and peer review

E : three; HR Specialist final feedback along with rating, overall summary region, and profile content to rate workers’ risk of loss

F : four; worker and peer final feedback, manager review, HR review, and profile content to assess career preferences

Answer: D

Question 3

Your customer wants the Goals and Competency sections of the performance template to be populated basedon the Job which is assigned to a worker.What two options should you use to configure this requirement?

Options :

A : Populate the Job profile with Job-specific Competencies and in the performance template section of Competencies setup, choose the option of Use Specific Profile and select Job profile.

B : Create an eligibility profile based on worker Job and the HR Specialist could mass insert Goals into already created performance documents using the Mass Assign process.

C : Create an eligibility profile based on worker Job and the HR Specialist could mass insert Competencies into already created performance documents using the Mass Assign process.

D : Create an eligibility profile based on worker Job and populate worker Competencies using the Mass Assign process before the creation of the performance document. In the performance template section of Goals, choose the option of Use Employee’s Competencies.

E : Populate the Job profile with Job-specific Goals and in the performance template section of Goals setup, choose the option of Use Specific Profile and select Job profile.

F : Create an eligibility profile based on worker Job and populate worker Goals using the Mass Assign process before the creation of the performance document. In the performance template section of Goals, choose the option of Use Employee’s Goals.

Answer: A,E

Question 4

A manager has several goals and has assigned some of those goals to his or her direct reports. However, whendirect reports complete the goal, their profiles are not updated with the competencies associated with the goalas Target Outcomes.What is the reason that the competencies were not added to the profiles?

Options :

A : The Target Outcome was added to the goal after the goal was submitted.

B : The Target Outcome was added after the goal was assigned to the direct reports.

C : Goal Tasks were not associated with the goal.

D : The Target Outcome was added, but the target proficiency was not selected.

E : The goal was assigned to the direct reports after the Target Outcome was added.

Answer: C

Question 5

The performance template is configured in such a way that the Performance Rating given by the manager against a content item is going to update the worker’s profile. Which two statements are true?

Options :

A : Rating an item can be made mandatory.

B : The Instance Qualifier for the update will be “Supervisor”.

C : The Job (Model) Profile for the worker can also be updated.

D : The Instance Qualifier for the update will be “Reviewer ID”

Answer: A,B