The document is a presentation on performance management. It includes:
1. An introduction to performance management, outlining its scope, advantages, and stages. Performance management aims to maximize employee effectiveness and organizational goals through planning, monitoring, reviewing, and improving individual and team performance.
2. The scope of performance management includes goal alignment, feedback and development, employee growth, and data-driven insight.
3. The advantages are growth in sales, reduction in costs, elimination of overruns, improved management control, and transparency in goal achievement.
4. Future trends include moving away from annual reviews toward more frequent feedback, integrating performance management technology, and focusing on skills over job titles and performance transparency.
The document is a presentation on performance management. It includes:
1. An introduction to performance management, outlining its scope, advantages, and stages. Performance management aims to maximize employee effectiveness and organizational goals through planning, monitoring, reviewing, and improving individual and team performance.
2. The scope of performance management includes goal alignment, feedback and development, employee growth, and data-driven insight.
3. The advantages are growth in sales, reduction in costs, elimination of overruns, improved management control, and transparency in goal achievement.
4. Future trends include moving away from annual reviews toward more frequent feedback, integrating performance management technology, and focusing on skills over job titles and performance transparency.
The document is a presentation on performance management. It includes:
1. An introduction to performance management, outlining its scope, advantages, and stages. Performance management aims to maximize employee effectiveness and organizational goals through planning, monitoring, reviewing, and improving individual and team performance.
2. The scope of performance management includes goal alignment, feedback and development, employee growth, and data-driven insight.
3. The advantages are growth in sales, reduction in costs, elimination of overruns, improved management control, and transparency in goal achievement.
4. Future trends include moving away from annual reviews toward more frequent feedback, integrating performance management technology, and focusing on skills over job titles and performance transparency.
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT WHAT WE WILL TALK ABOUT • Introduction Oh Performance management • Scope • Advantages • Stages of Performance management • What is Future of performance management? • Summary of Key learning PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT Performance management is a comprehensive process that involves planning, monitoring, reviewing, and improving an individual's or team's performance within an organization. It encompasses various activities aimed at maximizing employee effectiveness, achieving organizational goals, and fostering continuous growth and development. SCOPE • Goal Alignment
• Feedback and Development
• Employee Growth
• Data-Driven Insight
• Cultural Integration ADVANTAGES • Growth in sales
• Reduction in production costs.
• Elimination of project overruns.
• Improved management control.
• Creating transparency in the achievement of goals.
WHAT IS FUTURE OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT ? • Annual performance management is going out of style • One-on-one feedback is gaining importance • Performance management tech is becoming more mainstream • Skills Over Job Titles • Performance Transparency A SHORT CASE STUDY Case Study:
Transforming Employee Performance at XYZ Retail Introduction
XYZ Retail, a well-established chain of retail stores, had long been facing challenges that hindered its ability to consistently deliver excellent customer experiences and achieve optimal business results. Inconsistent employee performance, a lack of clarity in job expectations, and limited opportunities for skill growth were some of the key issues that needed to be addressed. SOLUTION
collaborative SMART goal setting conducted regular monthly meetings aligned with growth targets, to discuss progress, challenges, and ensuring clarity and focus. provide timely feedback.
identified areas for evaluations every growth, participating in tailored quarter assessed achievements, training and workshops. fostered growth, and maintained alignment. CONCLUSION In conclusion, performance management is not just a process but a strategic approach that drives organizational excellence and individual growth. It empowers employees to align their efforts with overarching goals, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. By embracing data- driven insights, real-time feedback, and individualized development, organizations can adapt to the changing landscape of work and create a more engaged, skilled, and motivated workforce. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! Any questions?