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Volatility Accounting In Management Of Labor Quality In Industrial Enterprises

Table 1:

Assessment Development category Explanation
2 Minimal development Development is insignificant and corresponds to the minimum acceptable assessment
4 Promising development A promising level of technical and business development is established, which helps to draw conclusions about the presence of a number of innovative capabilities in the functioning of industrial enterprise
6 Progressive development A progressive level of development forms the basis for the existence of a full-fledged innovative format in industrial enterprise
8 Significant development A pronounced stable, significant level of development of industrial enterprise with a high degree of competitiveness in the market
10 Maximal development The maximum, highest level of innovative development, which allows determining the dominant position of industrial enterprise in the market
3, 5, 7, 9 Values that determine the intermediate nature between adjacent assesments of the scale The level of development, establishing a transitional value between grades 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, respectively
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