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and Appraisal
Comparing
Performance Appraisal
and
Performance Management
Effective appraisals begin before the actual appraisal, with the manager
defining the employee’s job and performance criteria. Defining the job means
making sure that you and your subordinate agree on his or her duties and job
standards and on the appraisal method you will use.
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Appraising performance is important for several reasons. Many employers still
base pay and promotions on employee appraisals. Appraisals play an integral role
in the employer's performance management process. The appraisal lets the boss
and subordinate develop a plan for correcting any deficiencies while reinforcing
correct actions. Appraisals are a useful career planning tool. In addition, appraisals
play a role in identifying training and development needs. In addition, training
and development activities are based on the appraisal system.
Aligning the employee’s efforts with the job’s standards should be a continuous
process. When you see a performance problem, the time to take action is
immediately. Similarly, when someone does something well, the best
reinforcement comes immediately, not six months later.
Finally, providing continuous feedback and making improvements to how
employees and employers do things contributes to organizational success.
Performance management includes continuously adjusting how an organization
and its team members do things. Team members who need coaching and training
receive it, and procedures that need changing are changed.
Guidelines for
Effective Goal Setting
Assign
Assign Assign
Challenging Encourage
Specific Measurable
but Doable Participation
Goals Goals
Goals
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Setting Goals
• SMART Goals:
- Specific, and clearly state the desired results
- Measurable in answering “how much”
- Attainable, and not too tough or too easy
- Relevant to what’s to be achieved
- Timely in reflecting deadlines and milestones
Immediate
Self-rating
supervisor
Potential
HR Subordinates
Appraisers
360-degree
Peers
feedback
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• The HR Department
- Serves a policy-making and advisory role
- Provides advice and assistance regarding the appraisal
tool to use
- Trains supervisors to improve their appraisal skills
- Monitors the appraisal system’s effectiveness
- Corrects any deviations from procedures
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• Peer appraisal
Performance appraisal by peers is becoming popular.
Studies found that peer appraisal has a positive impact on
improving open communication, task motivation, cohesion
and satisfaction.
• Self ratings :
Some employers ask employee to evaluate him self.
The basic problem is that employees usually rate themselves higher
than do their supervisors or peers.
• Appraisal by subordinates
Studies found that managers who received upward feedback poor
or moderate showed significant improvements. And managers who
met their subordinates to discusse their assessment improved than
who did not.
• 360-degree feedback
It means that the employer collects performance information from
all around the employee:
Supervisors, peers, customers, self-ratings
Results are mixed
Most employees prefer this approach
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Develop, evaluate, and
administer at least four
performance appraisal tools.
• What to Measure?
Managers must decide which job performance aspects to measure. Such
aspects include generic dimensions, actual job duties, or behaviorally
recognizable competencies.
- Generic dimensions – quality, quantity, and timeliness of
work
- Developing one’s competencies, or achieving one’s goals
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Performance Appraisal Tools
• Alternation ranking
• Forced distribution
• Critical incident
• Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales (BARS)
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Management by Objectives (MBO) – The manager sets specific measurable
goals with each employee and then periodically discusses the employee’s
progress toward them. The process consists of six steps:
1. set organizational goals
2. set departmental goals
3. discuss
4. define expected results
5. conduct performance reviews
6. provide feedback
A computerized and web-based performance appraisal approach generally
enables managers to keep notes on subordinates during the year. It allows
employee ratings on a series of performance traits, and then generates text
to support each part of the appraisal.
Electronic Performance Monitoring use computer network technology to
allow managers access to their employees’ computers and telephones.
Note, however, the most effective appraisal forms often merge several
approaches
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Explain and illustrate the
problems to avoid in
appraising performance.
Potential Rating-
Scale Appraisal
Problems
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If standards are unclear, ambiguous traits and degrees of merit can result
in an unfair appraisal.
Central tendency occurs when supervisors stick to the middle of the rating
scales, thus rating everyone average.
Recency effects involve letting what the employee has done recently blind
the manager to the employee’s performance over the entire year.
Bias is a tendency to allow individual differences such as age, race, and sex
affect employee appraisal ratings.
Guidelines for
effective appraisals
Get
Know the Use the Keep a Be
agreement on
problems right tool diary fair
a plan
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Guidelines for appraisal effectiveness
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Perform an effective
appraisal interview.
Satisfactory—Promotable
Satisfactory—Not Promotable
Types of Appraisal
Interviews Unsatisfactory—Correctable
Unsatisfactory—Uncorrectable
Talk in terms of
Don’t get Encourage the Get
objective work
personal person to talk agreement
data
Such as absences,
productivity, quality Try to compare Llisten and ask Make sure the person
person’s performance open questions know his weak points and
to standards put plan with him
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Performance Management
Ongoing
Goal
Direction sharing performance
alignment
monitoring
• Recognition and rewards provide the consequences needed to keep the employee’s
goal-directed performance on track.
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