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Performance Management
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Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Performance management and strategic planning are one of the most prominent aspects of
organizational structure to work with an integrated approach to achieve organizational goals.
Businesses work in strategic planning to create some organizational goals which need to be
implemented with effective performance management and organizational structure. Creating
strategic planning and performance management will provide several benefits and advantages
to the organization.
The report consists of an organizational strategy and work culture of the Nurse Next Door. It
will briefly explain the company's organizational structure and what they do with its business
model with the defined aims and objectives of the organization. The work culture and
environment the organization followed. The report will elaborate on what their major
functions are to society and how they are providing a unique solution to the industry. The
uniqueness of their work culture and amendment and organizational structure makes them
unique in their industry. The report will explain different aspects of performance
management and strategic planning with an integrated approach to the organization’s strategy
and work culture.
The second part of the report described the organizational strategy and its recommendations
for the franchise owner to manage the remote team's performance. The report consists of
different components of the performance management process which were learned in the
sessions and which can be adapted to arrange the remote setting for the franchise owner. It
will cover all the expectations and feedback for the development of the battle team to achieve
the organizational goals effectively.
In order to achieve the organizational goals organization plans certain strategic planning to
improve its efficiency. It supports the organization to maintain its identity in the market. It
gives the organization a futuristic vision. It grows some organizational culture within the
organization and team members. It provides the vision to consider new opportunities and
possible areas to improve the overall performance of the organization with customers. It also
boosts the employee’s morale by providing them with a clear vision and strategic path to
work to achieve the organizational goal by implementing daily activities Joseph and Gaba
[2020].
The organization nurse Next door is one of the most famous medical health service providers
in the US Canada and Australia. It is popular for providing personalized senior home care
services. The organization structure and team hierarchy is the key management of the
organization. It provides 24x7 live support with less expensive and personalized care for the
healthy lifestyle of individuals.
The company aims to make life better would happy self-ageing care for old people. The
organization has defined major core values through its organizational structure team bonding
and customer service. Core values such as providing better facilities to customers by
admiring the clients with their actual issues. Connecting with them to give them a 'wow
experience.' organization with the support of better strategic team planning and managing the
performance management these different concepts to find better ways to provide services to
old people through innovation. The organization’s team members strive for making a
difference in people's lifestyles by providing several solutions as per their conditions nurse
next door. [2023].
The organization nurse next door has made a tremendous appreciation of the work culture
and environment at their office. The organization was considered Canada's most admired
corporate culture in 2018. The team members and organizational management plan an
integrated approach toward maintaining the work culture. Employee friendly as well as senior
members are friendly to give an effective output into the market. The office organization
structure was designed in pink colour while returning several motivational messages daily
hurdles and flower bags for the clients to cheer up in life. The office works 24x7 working
hours to provide service to the old people. Employees are self-motivated flat structured
hierarchies and self-led individuals. Employees and team members are willing to give their
full potential in fulfilling the responsibilities. As per the organization structure and team
environment, the decisions were made by taking suggestions and opinions of each individual
on their experience nursenextdoor. [2023].
The organization does not have any middle management or performance reviewers. It
supported the organization to create a welcoming environment for each team member as well
as clients to feel comfortable while communicating with the team. It provides an organization
more strongly with their communication and commitments to be synchronized with each
member's responsibility. The organization claims to have a transparent experience and
decision-making process within the organization. The management and leaders provide
training and development sessions for matter performance and personal development of team
members.
It has been studied that performance management is a critical factor for any organization to
be maintained to succeed in the industry. The performance management process includes five
factors for any organization to be determined. Defines the performance as important for both
the individual team member and the overall group performance and their behaviour which
comes in a multi-dimensional nature and provides results effectively Joseph and Gaba [2020].
In the case of Nurse Next Door organization, the employee’s ability and traits to
communicate with clients who are old reflect a huge and strong determination of employees
towards the organization’s goal. The employees of the organization are knowledge efficient
and skilled in performing their tasks effectively. The organization’s management has planned
several policies and codes of conduct and practices to create a healthy communicative
environment and work culture within the organization.
The organization has managed its performance planning strategies effectively in such a
manner that every nurse and medical representative likes to work in the organization. The
company provides strong promised effective services for senior home care services. This
makes companies different from other competitors in the market. Their uniqueness in the
industry is to provide timely services with gratitude towards the clients with strong team
management. Completely provide services at home for clients for the most availability
managed and flexible experience for the customers [brandsfortheheart, 2023].
Within the team management, the organization has maintained clear and specific performance
planning expectations which the team members accomplish accordingly. Send the
management has set mutual expectations to synchronize the employee’s objectives with
organizational goals. The manager and employee relationship has been maintained effectively
within the organization which results in strong team coordination and good leadership.
At last, the overall performance of the organization has reflected a tremendous mark in the
industry due to their effective performance management within the organizational culture.
The team has managed different accountabilities and responsibilities for individual
employees to make efforts for the best output based on their skill areas. Teams are divided
with different objectives and areas of expertise perform. The organization follows all the
universal performance standards and code of conduct while providing services more ethically
behaviour Grossi et al. [2020].
As the franchise owner of Nurse Next Door, managing the performance of your virtual team
is critical to ensuring that your business runs smoothly and efficiently. Here are my
recommendations for managing the performance of your virtual team:
Setting Clear Expectations: The first step in managing the performance of the Nurse Next
Door virtual team is to set clear expectations. Job responsibilities, performance goals, and
deadlines with a virtual team should be communicated clearly. Establishing the
communication protocols and guidelines in which the frequency and mode of communication
are included.
Usage of Performance Metrics: Using performance metrics for the measurement of the
productivity and effectiveness of the Nurse Next Door team. There should be the
establishment of performance benchmarks and monitoring of the team's performance against
these benchmarks. Various tools and software can be taken into use, such as time-tracking
software, to monitor the team's performance.
Offer Regular Feedback: Regular feedback is considered as essential for the management of
the performance of the Nurse Next Door team. Provide specific, constructive, and timely
feedback to the team, acknowledging their achievements and providing recognition when
appropriate (Tweedie et. al., 2019). The team should be encouraged for providing feedback
on their work as well.
Provide Opportunities for Development: Offer the team opportunities for development, such
as training, mentoring, or coaching. Identifying the areas where the Nurse Next Door team
needs improvement and providing them with the resources they need to reach a successful
journey.
Fostering a Strong Culture: Foster a strong culture of collaboration and accountability among
the virtual team members. Encourage the team members of Nurse Next Door to take
ownership of their work and to communicate openly with each other. The team milestones
and successes for the promotion of teamwork and belonging sense should be celebrated.
Stay Connected: Stay connected with team members by scheduling regular check-ins, one-
on-one meetings, as well as team meetings. Regular communication will be helpful in
maintaining a sense of engagement and connection among the team members.
Provide Flexibility: Provide teams with flexibility in their locations and work schedules. This
flexibility can enhance their work-life balance and increase their job satisfaction, leading to
improved performance.
Encourage Self-Management: Encourage team members to take ownership of their work and
manage their time effectively. Empower them to make decisions independently and take
initiative, as this can lead to improved performance and productivity (Campion et. al., 2015).
Addressing Performance Issues Promptly: Address performance issues directly and promptly
with the team members. Provide constructive feedback; identify the root cause of the issue, as
well as work collaboratively to develop a plan for improvement.
Celebrate Successes: Celebrate the successes and achievements of team members regularly.
Recognizing outstanding performance, such as a meeting or exceeding performance goals,
and providing public recognition for their dedication and hard work towards work goals.
Encourage Continuous Learning: Encourage the virtual team members for engaging in
constant learning and professional development. Provide opportunities for training,
mentoring, and networking to help them in enhancing their knowledge and skills (Kubiak,
2022).
The performance management process involves several core components that must be
adapted to a virtual setting when managing a team. These core components include:
Provide Feedback: providing regular feedback is vital for managing the performance of a
team. Feedback should be timely, specific, and constructive, and should acknowledge
achievements and provide recognition when appropriate. Encouraging team members to
provide feedback on their work is also important.
When managing a virtual team, it is also important to foster a culture of accountability and
collaboration, provide flexibility in work schedules and locations, encourage self-
management, address performance issues promptly, celebrate successes, foster an inclusive
environment, use technology effectively, encourage continuous learning, and monitor
employee engagement.
Setting expectations, assessing and providing feedback, as well as development are critical
components of the process of performance management that must be adapted to a virtual
setting when managing a team of Nurse Next Door.
Conclusion
In order to achieve the organizational goals organization plans certain strategic planning to
improve its efficiency. The organization nurse next door has made a tremendous appreciation
of the work culture and environment at their office. Employee friendly as well as senior
members are friendly to give an effective output into the market. The office works 24x7
working hours to provide service to the old people. Employees are self-motivated flat
structured hierarchies and self-led individuals. Several factors of performance management
include knowledge, abilities, skills, traits, procedures, and context. In the case of Nurse Next
Door organization, the employee’s ability and traits to communicate with clients who are old
reflect a huge and strong determination of employees towards the organization’s goal. The
process of performance management focuses on assessing and providing feedback. Assessing
performance in a virtual setting can be challenging, but it is important to establish
performance metrics to measure the productivity and effectiveness of the team.
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