FINALS Q1.1: Performance Management Flashcards

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Ongoing process during a business cycle in which the manager and associate are equally involved in:

  • creating a performance plan for the associate
  • holding frequent, informal discussions to monitor and track performance
  • Coaching to help the associate achieve or exceed performance expectations

Having periodic summary discussions in the associate’s performance is compared to expectations

Discussing future-oriented developmental activities for the associate

A

Performance Management (PM)

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Criteria used to determine the effectiveness of an employee testing or screening program

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Measures of performance

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3
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Level of commitment workers make to their employer, seen in their willingness to stay at the firm and to go beyond the call of duty

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Employee engagement

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WORK METHOD ANALYSIS:

Performance = __________ (3)

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A, M, E:

Ability
Motivation
Work Environment

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WORK METHOD ANALYSIS

Under “(Employer) Ability” (4)

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Core competencies
Functional competencies
Role-based competencies
Personal limitations and situation

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WORK METHOD ANALYSIS

Under “(Employer) Motivation” (2)

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Intrinsic Rewards
Extrinsic Rewards

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WORK METHOD ANALYSIS

Under “(Work) Environment” (4)

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Infrastructure
Resources
Relationships/Culture
Training (On-the-job, Coaching, Formal)

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Performance Management Process (PMP) (4)

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Performance planning and commitment
Performance feedback and coaching
Performance monitoring and assessment
Performance rewarding and development planning

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Use of Performance Management (3)

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Drives results
Carve up consequences
Builds capability

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USE OF PM:

Ensures that individual group, and enterprise goals and expectations are ALIGNED, LINKED, and CONTRIBUTE to overall business results

Useful when HUMAN CAPITAL is identified as a key lever for executing business strategy and achieving competitive advantage

A

Drives results

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USE OF PM:

Support decision-making for compensation, work assignments, career advancement, and/or recognition

Useful when REWARDS are a critical factor in performance

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Carve up consequences

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USE OF PM:

Helps employees understand what they need to learn and how they need to learn it.

Useful when LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT play a critical role in building needed organization capability

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Builds capability

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13
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Systematic review and evaluation of employee’s job performance and the delivery of performance feedback

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Performance appraisal (PA)

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Dimensions targeted in performance appraisal (2)

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Trait-focused performance dimensions
Competency-focused performance dimensions

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Dimensions targeted in PA:

Concentrate on employee attributes

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Trait-focused performance dimensions

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Dimensions targeted in PA:

Concentrate on employee knowledge, skills, and abilities

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Competency-focused performance dimensions

17
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Performance Appraisal Process (5)

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  1. Identify specific performance appraisal goals
  2. Establish performance criteria and communicate them to employees
  3. Examine the work performed.
  4. Appraise performance
  5. Discuss appraisal with the employee