人力資源：配置和管理 Sentrifugo 的功能齊全的靈活解決方案，這些解決方案是您的組織所獨有的解決方案。管理假日組，確定休假管理選項並定義員工配置;所有在一個地方績效評估：設備齊全的績效評估模組可説明您評估員工在特定時間段內的整體績效，並使您能夠定義和構建自己的評估流程。允許員工提供自我評估評級和意見，經理提供員工績效反饋和建議員工自助服務：高效模組，旨在使員工能夠訪問和修改與他們相關的資訊，並通過高效管理和準確跟蹤員工樹葉資訊來結束耗時的管理和文書工作。經理可以根據其團隊成員的背地檢查的可用性安排會議和活動：將機構與您的組織關聯，以執行背景調查並跟蹤狀態以及來自他們的流程反饋。通過收集先前歷史記錄並確定所提供的詳細資訊"休假管理"的準確性提高應聘者和員工的素質：所有員工的集中休假摘要使您能夠查看員工休假資訊 確定假日團體的休假日曆並將其與員工單獨關聯時間模組：Sentrifugo 的時間模組包含一種簡單而有效的方式，用於輸入時間、跟蹤員工的活動、休假和生成準確的時間報告。經理可以輕鬆地配置公司的專案、客戶資訊和任務詳細資訊。他們可以向包含客戶端詳細資訊的專案添加員工，併為其分配任務。他們可以通過每日、每周或每月的視圖格式查看向他們報告的員工的時表。#Employees输入在分配项目上花费的时间。
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- 版本 2.1.1 發佈於 2015-11-19
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- 軟體分類： 業務 > 辦公套房和工具
- 發佈者： Sentrifugo
- 軟體性質： 免費
- 價格： N/A
- 版本： 2.1.1
- 作業系統： windows
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