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The
Comprehensive Performance Management System
Performance management systems should
help employees
connect with their organisation's mission
and vision.
They should help employees understand how
they can make a
positive difference--what role they play
in the big picture.
THE CASE:
Performance
evaluations are one of the most universally
disliked processes in business. Nevertheless,
everyone agrees that employee job performance
is crucial to the success of organisations,
and that good feedback is crucial to performance
improvement. Achieving consistently high
performance requires clear and challenging
goals, good feedback and coaching support,
and recognition for progress and outstanding
achievement.
THE PROGRAM:
iLEAD can help your organisation
design and implement a practical and effective
performance management (PM) system. Our
comprehensive system will help you monitor
individual & team performance throughout
your organisation, help your employees
stay focused on what really counts, build
the habit of continuous improvement, and
improve the quality of both management
& leadership in your firm. We offer
our program to you in four half-day modules,
each of which combines workshop, consultation,
and coaching:
- Needs
Assessment and Program Design
- Managing
Individual and Team Performance
- Conducting
Performance Evaluations
- Using
PM tools for hiring, new employee
orientation, setting performance objectives,
coaching, performance appraisal, building
teams, project management, and training
needs assessment
KEY BENEFITS AND RESULTS:
UNIQUE FEATURES:
- Aligning
your PM program with your organisation's
vision and strategy
- Reinforcing
your PM program with other Human Resource
systems and practices
- Several
performance evaluation formats to choose
from
- PM
summary template (see below): useful for
managing individuals and teams
- Instructions
on how to prepare employees
- All
of the necessary templates, tools, and
forms
- Many
key tools can be applied at the individual,
team, and organisational levels
PRICING:
- Two-day
work session, including workshop and all
tools: $6,200
- 20%
discount for Government Organisations
(Federal, Provincial, Municipal), Educational
Institutions, Charities, and Non-profit
Organisations
- 100%
value guarantee
MORE INFORMATION:
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
SUMMARY TEMPLATE:
The
following template is set up for managing
individual performance, but it is
also available in a format for managing
team performance (see our leadership
development workshop, Building
and Leading Teams).
| Mission
Critical Performance Plan |
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Date:
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| Department:
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Supervisor:
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- The
most important results I
am accountable for achieving
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- Most
significant challenges I
will face in trying to achieve my
key results:
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- Key
measures of performance (vs.
current performance on these measures):
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- Major
projects already underway
(or being planned) to improve performance
on these measures:
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This
performance management template can be used
as a:
- Strategic
plan for an individual: results, challenges,
goals (measures), and action plans
- Performance
management tool: monitoring and managing
performance
- Project
planning and prioritization tool: guide
for prioritizing efforts
- Guide
for identifying special training &
resource needs--within a team or across
the organisation
Food
for Thought:
"The
performance evaluation form is far less
important than the conversation it generates."
(D. Grote)
Performance
management (PM) systems can be designed
to achieve very different objectives.
At one end of the spectrum, PM can be
used to assess and evaluate employee performance
(the report card function). At the other
end of the spectrum, PM can be used to
help employees improve their performance
(the coaching function). While your organisation
may choose to emphasize one of these functions
over the other, some balance between the
two extremes is necessary. An accurate
report card is not very useful if it does
not also help employees improve their
performance.
Be
a coach and not a cop. PM is not about
policing behavior but rather helping people
improve their performance. If managers
keep in mind that their job is to help
employees succeed, then performance evaluations
will be positive and productive rather
than negative and confrontational.
Effective
PM combines:
- Performance
planning: setting goals and objectives
- Performance
feedback & coaching: helping people
improve their performance
- Performance
appraisal: evaluating progress to plan
- Performance
reward & recognition: for progress
and outstanding achievement
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