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2. HRD MATRIX
HRD MECHANISM OR HRD ORGANIZATIONAL
HRD PROCESS AND HRD
–SUBSYSTEMS OR HRD OUTCOME VARIABLES EFFECTIVENESS
CLIMATE VARIABLES
INSTRUEMENTS DIMENSIONS
• HRD Department
• ROLE CLARITY • MORE COMPETENT • HIGHER PRODUCTIVITY
• PAS • HIGH WORK
• AWARENESS OF COMMITMENT , • GROWTH AND
COMPENTENCIES • PROBLEM SOLVING DIVERSIFICATION
• PAS REQUIRED FOR JOB SKILLS,
PERFORMANCE • HIGHER SATISFACTION • COST REDUCTION
•T&D AND MOTIVATION,
• OCTAPACE
• JOB ROTATION • BETTER • BETTER IMAGE
• VALUE GENERATION ORGANIZATIONAL
• OD EXERCISE HEALTH
• CLARIFICATION OF
• JOB ENRICHMENT NORMS AND • DECLING
SATANDARDS ORGANIZATIONAL
• JOB ENLARGEMENT POLITICS
• FAIR REWARD SYSTEM
• ASSESMENT CENTRES • GREATER TEAM WORK
• BETTER
COMMUNICATION
3. POTENTIAL APPRAISAL SYSTEM
PROBLEM CHILD
STARS
(High Potential Low
(High –High)
Performance)
PERFORMANCE
VS POTENTIAL
SOLID CITIZENS
PLANNED SEPERATION
(LOW POTENTIAL –HIGH
(Low-Low)
PERFORMANCE )
4. MECHANISM FOR POTENTIAL
APPRAISAL SYSTEM
• RATING BY SUPERVISOR
• PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
• GAMES
• PERFORMANCE RECORDS
• CONCEPTUAL EFFECTIVENESS(vision , business orientation,
entrepreneurial orientation)
• OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS(Result Orientation, Individual
Effectiveness ,Risk taking and control)
• INTERPERSONAL EFFECTIVENESS( Network Directedness, Negotiating
power, Personal Influence and behaviour)
• ACHIEVEMENT MOTIVATION( Drive ,Personal ambition)
5. TYPES OF PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
SYSTEMS
• Graphic Rating Scale
• Critical Incident Method
• Forced Distribution Method
TRADITIONAL • Paired Comparison Method
• Self Appraisal
•MBO
MODERN
•360
6. Graphic Rating Scale
(Traits and Degree of Performance Present in each)
Performance I II III IV V
Factors Does Not Partially Meet Exceeds Job Far
Requirements Meet Requirements Requirements Exceeds
Quality of
Work
Quantity of
Work
Job Knowledge
Dependability
Attitude
7. Forced Distribution
• Forced Choice of Outstanding, Above Average,
Below Average ,Average ,Below Avearge, Poor
• Where
– 10% ---------------------O.S
– 20% ---------------------A.A
– 40% ---------------------B.A
– 20% ---------------------A
– 10% ---------------------P
8. Paired Comparison Scale
(Choosing no. of traits like openess,Creativity,Cooperativeness etc and then
for each trait comparing with others)
Creativity A B C D E
A + - + _
B - + _ _
C - + + +
D + + _ +
E - + + _
9. MBO
Set Organizational Goal
Set Departmental Goal
Discuss Departmental Goal
Define Expected Results
Performance
Review
Feedback to
employees
10. Problems related to MBO
• Poor Planning
• Lack of Training
• Lack of Follow up
• Inflexibility
11. Making MBO Effective
• Top Management
• Educating about MBO
• Active Participation in Goal Setting
• Decentralization of Authority
• Orientation of Executives
• Integration of MBO Programme.