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The Next Web, covering an OECD survey, reports that 67% of US firms use software that sanctions poor performance, against 4% in four European countries and 1% in Japan, and traces the gap to regulation. As someone who researches how to measure what people know, where would you draw the line between using measurement to punish people and using it to help them?
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- US employers use software to punish workers at sixteen times the European rate. The gap is the law.
Software that sanctions poor performance is used by 67% of US firms, 4% in the four European countries surveyed and 1% in Japan.
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