Chapter 26 Flashcards
What is performance appraisal
The ongoing process of evaluating and managing both the behavior and outcomes in the workplace. Its goal is to provide accurate picture of past and future employee performance.
What are 2 objects of performance appraisal
- Evaluation
2. Development
What is evaluation objective in performance appraisal
- Staffing decisions
- Compensation decisions
- Evaluate selection system
What is development objective in performance appraisal
- Performance feedback
- Decision for future performance
- Identify training & development needs
What evaluates in performance appraisal
- Traits
- Behavior
- Task outcomes
What are the standards for evaluation
- Realistic
- Measurable
- Clearly understood
What are performance appraisal methods
- Rating scales (graphic scales)
- Comparative methods (ranking, forced distribution(charts), paired comparison)
- Critical incidents (Annual review, checklist, behaviorally anchored, rating scales)
- Essay
- MBO (management by objective)
- Combination methods
What is management by objective method
Goal setting -> Planning -> Reviewing progress -> Appraisal overall performance
Does MBO also called participative management
Yes
What happens in appraisal interview
- Ask for self-assessment
- Invite participation
- Express appreciation
- Minimize criticism
- Change the behavior, not the person
- Focus on problem solving
- Be supportive
- Establish goals
- Follow up day by day
Who do evaluation
- Supervisor
- Peer evaluation
- Customer/client evaluation
- Self rating
- Reverse appraisal (asking students about teachers)
- Team appraisal
- Multiple (360 degree)
What are common rater errors in PA
- Supervisory bias
- Halo effect (judge one thing and assume all other aspects on that)
- Central tendency (put all in average)
- Leniency (put all very good)
- Strictness (put all bad)
- Recency (a good job near evaluation so show all good in yearly progress and vice versa)
- Overall rating