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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

  1. Performance management

    • Two main components
      • Continuous process
        • Setting goals and objectives
        • Observing performance
        • Giving coaching
        • Receiving feedback
      • Alignment with strategic goals
        • Link employees’ activities
        • Gain a competitive advantage
    • Alive and well
      • Key role in companies
      • Transition from PA to PM system
      • Companies adopting PM
      • Media trend
  2. Making Performance Management Work in Your Business

    • Distinguishing performance management from performance appraisal
      • Performance management
      • much more than just performance measurement
      • Driven by the line manager
      • Strategic business purpose
      • Ongoing feedback
      • Emphasis on past, present
      • performance appraisal
      • the measurement and description of an employee’s strengths and weaknesses.
      • Driven by the HR function
      • Mostly administrative purpose
      • Feedback once a year
      • Emphasis mostly on past
    • Adapting performance management for different generations
      • need to consider generational dif- ferences for the performance management system to be effective
    • Adapting performance management to today’s reality
      • the Internet and cloud computing have fundamentally changed the way we work
      • using dynamic online systems accessed via web and mobile apps
      • Get your head in the clouds
        • Cloud computing technology allows supervisors and peers to provide performance evaluations on an ongoing basis and in real time — and employees to receive feedback also on an ongoing basis and in real time
        • allows organizations to update goals and priorities and communicate them also real-time to all employees
        • clearer understanding of the role of managers in the performance management process
      • Context matters
        • allows for the customization of performance management systems such that every step can be customized and tailored to local contexts
        • consider local norms — including societal and organizational cultural issues.
  3. Designing and Implementing a Performance Management System

    • Step 1: Establishing prerequisites
      • Strategic planning
        • Defining its purpose and reasons for existing, where it wants to be in the future
        • The goals it wants to achieve, and the strategies it will use to attain these goals
      • Work analysis
        • a process for determining the key components of a particular job
          • activities
          • tasks
          • products
          • services
          • processes
    • Step 2: Planning performance
      • Results and key accountabilities
        • Referring to the outcomes of what employees do — what employees produce
        • A consideration of results includes the key accountabilities, or broad areas of a job for which the employee is responsible for producing results
      • Behaviors
        • Discussing competencies, which are measurable clusters of KSAs that are critical in determining how results will be achieved
    • Step 3: Executing Performance
      • Success factors
        • Commitment to goal achievement
        • Check-ins and performance touchpoints
        • Preparing for performance reviews.
        • Updates
        • Feedback
        • Resources
        • Reinforcement
    • Step 4: Assessing performance
      • Both employee and manager are responsible for the desired behaviors and desired results
      • Increases employee ownership and commitment to the system
      • Provides important information to be discussed
      • Sources
        • Supervisor
        • Other team members
        • Direct supervisor
    • Step 5: Reviewing performance
      • Involve performance review/appraisal meeting
      • Appraisal meeting
        • Important
        • Review what was done (results), how it was done (behaviors)
        • Should include
          • Discussion of the employee’s developmental progress as well as plans for the future
          • Discussion of goals and development plans
          • Information on what new compensation and rewards

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Mind Map on PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT, created by Hiếu Phạm on 16/09/2023.
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