PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL


       Presentation
            by
    Prof.M.S.S.Varadan
         Chairman
Om Consultants (India) Pvt. Ltd.



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WHY PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL?
    Three      purposes   of    performance
       appraisal :
    1. It can be used as a basis for reward
       allocations
    2. Appraisals can be used for identifying
       areas where development efforts are
       needed
    3. Appraisal can be used as a criterion
       against which selection devices and
       development programs are validated
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DEFINING THE “PERFORMANCE” IN
                                       PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

    • Satisfactory performance implies a
      combination of things.

                                It means doing a job effectively and
                                efficiently, with a minimum degree of
                                employee-created disruptions.



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APPRAISAL PROCESS
1. Establish performance standards

2. Communicate performance expectations to
   employees

3. Measure actual performance

4. Compare actual performance with standards

5. Discuss the appraisal with the employee


6. If necessary, initiate corrective action
FOUR MEASURES OF PERFORMANCE

    1. Personal observation

    2. Statistical reports

    3. Oral reports

    4. Written reports

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FOUR CRITERIA OF PERFORMANCE
                                             APPRAISAL
    1. Employees should be actively involved in
       the evaluation and development process
    2. Bosses need to enter performance
       appraisals with a constructive and helpful
       attitude
    3. Realistic goals must be mutually set
    4. Bosses must be aware, and have
       knowledge of the employee’s job and
       performance

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APPRAISAL METHOD
    • Essay appraisal

    • Critical incident appraisal

    • Checklist




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•     Graphic rating scale
      Sample of Graphic Rating Scale Items and Format
Performance Factor                               Performance Rating
Quality of work is
the accuracy, skill,    Consistently     Occasionally    Consistently   Sometimes   Consistently
and completeness       unsatisfactory   unsatisfactory   satisfactory    superior     superior
of work

Quantity of work is
the   volume    of
work done in a
normal workday

Job knowledge is
information
pertinent to the
job     that   an
individual should
have          for
satisfactory  job
performance
Dependability   is
following
directions    and
company policies
without     super-
vision
APPRAISAL METHOD
    •                           Behaviorally anchored rating scales
    •                           Management by objectives
    •                           Uses of performance appraisals
                       –                        Training and development
                       –                        Promotion
                       –                        Planning
                       –                        Retention and discharge
                       –                        Validation




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FACTORS THAT CAN DISTORT APPRAISALS
    • Leniency error

    • Halo error

    • Similarity error

    • Central tendency


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IMPROVING PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS
    •                           Behaviorally based measures
    •                           Combine absolute and relative standards
    •                           Ongoing feedback
    •                           Multiple raters
    •                           Selective ranking
    •                           Trained appraisers
    •                           Peer evaluations
    •                           Postappraisal interview
    •                           Rewards to accurate appraisers
    •                           3600 feedback

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8 performance appraisal

  • 1.
    PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL Presentation by Prof.M.S.S.Varadan Chairman Om Consultants (India) Pvt. Ltd. C O N S U L T A N T S U N L O C K IN G P EO PL E P O T E N T I A L
  • 2.
    WHY PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL? Three purposes of performance appraisal : 1. It can be used as a basis for reward allocations 2. Appraisals can be used for identifying areas where development efforts are needed 3. Appraisal can be used as a criterion against which selection devices and development programs are validated 2 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 3.
    DEFINING THE “PERFORMANCE”IN PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL • Satisfactory performance implies a combination of things. It means doing a job effectively and efficiently, with a minimum degree of employee-created disruptions. 3 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 4.
    APPRAISAL PROCESS 1. Establishperformance standards 2. Communicate performance expectations to employees 3. Measure actual performance 4. Compare actual performance with standards 5. Discuss the appraisal with the employee 6. If necessary, initiate corrective action
  • 5.
    FOUR MEASURES OFPERFORMANCE 1. Personal observation 2. Statistical reports 3. Oral reports 4. Written reports 5 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 6.
    FOUR CRITERIA OFPERFORMANCE APPRAISAL 1. Employees should be actively involved in the evaluation and development process 2. Bosses need to enter performance appraisals with a constructive and helpful attitude 3. Realistic goals must be mutually set 4. Bosses must be aware, and have knowledge of the employee’s job and performance 6 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 7.
    APPRAISAL METHOD • Essay appraisal • Critical incident appraisal • Checklist 7 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 8.
    Graphic rating scale Sample of Graphic Rating Scale Items and Format Performance Factor Performance Rating Quality of work is the accuracy, skill, Consistently Occasionally Consistently Sometimes Consistently and completeness unsatisfactory unsatisfactory satisfactory superior superior of work Quantity of work is the volume of work done in a normal workday Job knowledge is information pertinent to the job that an individual should have for satisfactory job performance Dependability is following directions and company policies without super- vision
  • 9.
    APPRAISAL METHOD • Behaviorally anchored rating scales • Management by objectives • Uses of performance appraisals – Training and development – Promotion – Planning – Retention and discharge – Validation 9 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 10.
    FACTORS THAT CANDISTORT APPRAISALS • Leniency error • Halo error • Similarity error • Central tendency 10 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L
  • 11.
    IMPROVING PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS • Behaviorally based measures • Combine absolute and relative standards • Ongoing feedback • Multiple raters • Selective ranking • Trained appraisers • Peer evaluations • Postappraisal interview • Rewards to accurate appraisers • 3600 feedback 11 C O N S U N L O C K IN G U L T A N T S P EO P L E P O T E N T I A L