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The document discusses performance measurement in human resource management. It defines performance appraisal as a systematic process of measuring and reviewing employee performance over a period of time. The objectives of performance management include setting goals, expectations, effective communication, and determining training needs. The scope covers understanding roles, recognizing strengths and weaknesses, improving relationships, and assisting with personnel decisions. Key features are that it evaluates performance through a systematic, bias-free, and continuous approach conducted periodically according to a definite plan.
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- 1. Name : SHRADDHA DESHPANDE CLASS : B.COM 2 sem ‘A’ ROLL.NO : U02AO21C0005 SUBJECT : HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
- 3. MEANING : • Performance appraisals are systematic ways of measuring, reviewing and analyzing employee performance over a given period of time, and using the information gathered to plan for the employee’s future with the organization. This periodical, impartial feedback is used to judge employee effectiveness as well as provide necessary development and training to improve the employee’s contributions to the organization’s
- 4. OBJECTIVES OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 1.Setting and defining goals to fulfill company objectives 2.Setting the right expectations for managers and employees 3.Effective communication between individuals and teams 4.Set performance standards 5.Determining individual training and
- 5. SCOPE OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT 1. Provide employees with a better understanding of their role and responsibilities. 2. Increase confidence through recognizing strengths while identifying training needs to improve weaknesses. 3. Improve working relationships and communication between supervisors and subordinates. 4. Increase commitment to organizational goals; develop employees into future supervisors. 5. Assist in personnel decisions such as promotions or allocating rewards.
- 6. FEATURES OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT : •Evaluates Performance •Systematic Process •Bias Free •Continuous Approach •Periodicity •Based On Definite Plan
- 7. CONCLUSION Performance appraisal helps managers in providing feedback, Evaluates Performance, of its employees. It helps in the promotion and demotion of the employees. It also helps in training and development programmers as per the requirements of different employees.
- 8. Through performance appraisal managers spend funds fairly on welfare and enhancement of their employee’s skills by reviewing their performance routinely. Performance appraisal may be conducted quarterly, semi-annual, or annually by organizations. Self- assessment, 360 Degree feedback, Management by Objectives, Assessment center method, and Peer assessment are different methods of performance appraisal.