This document contains instructions for an exam on performance management. It includes 4 questions:
1. Identify KRAs and KPAs from a job description, define each, and develop a format for evaluating the KPAs.
2. Identify 3 additional KPAs from the job description and develop a training needs survey.
3. Critically review 3 of 4 given statements on performance feedback, options for improving poor performance, reasons for reluctance to training, and evaluating training outcomes.
4. Not included in the summary. The document provides context needed to answer the exam questions about performance management concepts.
This document contains instructions for an exam on performance management. It includes 4 questions:
1. Identify KRAs and KPAs from a job description, define each, and develop a format for evaluating the KPAs.
2. Identify 3 additional KPAs from the job description and develop a training needs survey.
3. Critically review 3 of 4 given statements on performance feedback, options for improving poor performance, reasons for reluctance to training, and evaluating training outcomes.
4. Not included in the summary. The document provides context needed to answer the exam questions about performance management concepts.
This document contains instructions for an exam on performance management. It includes 4 questions:
1. Identify KRAs and KPAs from a job description, define each, and develop a format for evaluating the KPAs.
2. Identify 3 additional KPAs from the job description and develop a training needs survey.
3. Critically review 3 of 4 given statements on performance feedback, options for improving poor performance, reasons for reluctance to training, and evaluating training outcomes.
4. Not included in the summary. The document provides context needed to answer the exam questions about performance management concepts.
FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF DELHI
MBA (FT-II) EXAMINATIONS: NOV., 2020
PAPER: MBAFT: 7305: PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 50 READ THE QUESTIONS CAREFULLY. ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS ANSWER SHOULD BE STRICTLY AS PER THE QUESTIONS Q. No. Question Marks 1 Given below is the Job Description of a Manager (Learning and 25 Development) from fast growing Life Sciences firm (Source: Linkedin). Read the job profile carefully and answer each of the following questions in the sequential order. Each question carries separate marks: i) Identify at least 3 KRAs and 7 KPAs from the job profile (5 Marks) ii) Define each KRAs (e.g. e.g. “Project Delivery” is defined as “….”); and define each KPAs (e.g. ‘Leadership’ defined as”…..”) (10 Marks) iii) Using Graphic Rating Scale (a 5-point scale) develop a format for all the 7 KPAs. (10 Marks) (or) Using Balanced Score Card system, develop metrics and measures for rating the job holder on all the 4 dimensions of BSC. Develop at least 2 metrics for each dimension. Position: Manager: Learning and Development Relevant Experience: 5+ years Level: Mid-Senior Level Location: NCT of Delhi Position Summary: ABC Life Sciences is seeking a motivated and experienced Learning & Development Manager, as part of our Organizational Development team. The individual will own the day-to-day operations of our employee onboarding, performance management, and training systems. Additionally, he/she will drive new implementations, improvements, and refinements as we grow. The job holder you will have the potential to directly enhance our award-winning employee experience and professional development. This is a great role for an individual interested in the intersections between training, performance, and knowledge management. The ideal candidate must have a keen sense of service-orientation, creativity, and interest in training and performance software. This role reports to the Sr. Manager of Organizational Development. Duties & Responsibilities: i) Onboarding/Training Administration Coordinates Onboarding process and scheduling for incoming hires to ABC office, as well as other offices as needed Provides hands-on support for ongoing training coordination – scheduling, and tracking of attendance/feedback Implements and manages ABC’s Learning Management System, employee demographics data, and org charts. Manages permissions, access, personalization, and similar system operations and settings for end-users. ii) Performance Management Administration Manages and enhances the Performance Management System Addresses incoming requests to deploy feedback forms/processes, or troubleshoot questions Assesses current back-end setup and workflows systems and utilization; identifies and recommends improvements such as training, re-configuration, and enhancements to maximize value and efficiency for end-users. Prepares training materials, guides, and documentation. iii) Staff Resourcing and Project Experience Tracking Manages and enhances skills/experience tracking system Compiles or assists with the preparation of data reports, dashboards, summaries, and analyses for senior executives and HR/Organizational Development staff. Syncs HR systems and related workflows to other adjacent activities, including Resourcing, Knowledge Management, IT, and other administrative operations. iv) Internal Business Partnership Assist staff with general learning and development inquiries and projects, as relevant Collaborates with internal team and organizational leadership to modify or replace learning or performance applications, modules, and systems to meet business objectives. Personal Competencies Proven experience to identify, analyze, and solve problems with creative and successful solutions. Skilled and experienced in back-end process administration. Demonstrated success in being tuned in to leaders, managers, peers, and others for relationships and strong teamwork purposes. Experience juggling multiple tasks and meeting deadlines. Experience working with a global and distributed workforce. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Proficient experience and comfort using Learning or Performance systems. Experience with LinkedIn Learning, Halogen a plus. Familiarity with human resources policies and procedures to ensure work meets organizational needs and goals. Self-motivated takes initiative and pride in both day-to-day work and longer-term projects Excellent technical troubleshooting skills. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Able to teach others complex processes or tools in an easy-to-understand manner. Comfort interacting professionally and with ease with colleagues of varying seniority and varying comfort levels with internal systems. Organized and detail-oriented with a focus on accuracy and excellence. Team player who is willing to assume additional responsibilities, as needed, outside the scope of day-to-day job function.
2 In addition to the 7 KPAs identified (for Q1), identify another 3 KPAs and 10 develop a training needs survey questionnaire (for all the 10 KPAs).
3 Critically review any THREE of the following statements: 3x5=
i) Giving performance feedback (communication) with moderate 15 performers could be nerve wracking. Careless or poorly communicated feedback could lead to many unintended consequences. Manager and the sub-ordinates need careful preparation. Why? ii) Training is only one of the interventions for poor performance among staff. Besides training other options to improve poorly / moderately performing employees also need to be explored. What are the other options? iii) Not all employees are willing trainees. There are also reluctant ones. This may be due to personality (e.g. introversion), perceived self-image (e.g. ‘I am good, why I need training?’), lack of system support or incentives to apply what is learn in the training, etc. What are the other possible reasons and how to help them overcome such reluctance? iv) Why ‘Reactions’ alone is not sufficient in evaluating training outcomes?