Sunday, August 21, 2011

Performance Management By Baratha Dewanarayana


Performance Management
Management = getting work done   through others
Manager’s performance is only as good as his/her employee’s performance
                Manager’s job = performance Management of others
Performance Management
An iterative process of goal-setting, communication, observation and evaluation to support, retain and develop exceptional employees for organizational success.
1.Set goals
2.Communication
3.Observe
4.Evaluate
this is a cycle.
Why   Manage           Performance?
n  To reach organizational mission and goals
n  Organizational system
n  Focusing on employee performance
n  Consistently applied throughout organization
n  With a supporting structure
Names of Systems
Performance Management
Performance Appraisals
Evaluation Systems
Job Review Systems
Feedback Systems
What do Employees Expect?
   Clear expectations
   Positive/constructive feedback on a regular basis
   Involvement in goal setting
   Be treated fairly and consistently
   Sharing of information and resources
   Job/career enrichment opportunities
Performance Management
Ensuring appropriate performance by all employees through:
                           -Reinforcement
                           -Rewards
                           -Modeling
                           -Coaching
                           -Training
                           -Development
Using a consistent feedback system
Working of Performance Management
Managers Speak with Employee re: performance
Continuously
Once per Year
Formal goals
Organizational Reporting System
Tied to Organizational Outcomes
PERFORMANCE =Doing present job at a certain level (high or low) as measured by a formal system
POTENTIAL =Includes future service, learning interest, motivation level
Planning for the Process
   Review employee’s job description
   Understand the performance measurement system
   Review notes from the year
   Understand employee expectations
Setting Effective Goals
   Quick Tips
§  S.M.A.R.T. Goals
   Specific
   Measurable
   Achievable/Agreed Upon
   Relevant
   Time-bound
§  Aligned
Adjustable