Maximize your 360 with competency based micro-learning. ThinkWise hosted webinar highlights difference between 360 and performance management. 360s drive useful insights into personal development where performance management is always looking in the rearview mirror.
2. TODAY’S PRESENTERS:
Steve Griffin, Psy.D.
VP of Strategy & Consulting
sgriffin@thinkwiseinc.com
Bill Bergstrom
President & COO
bbergstrom@thinkwiseinc.com
3. ABOUTTHINKWISE:
www.ThinkWiseInc.com
• Since 2007
• Experienced IO Psychologists,
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4. TODAY’STOPICS:
Explore trends impacting 360s vs. Performance Reviews
Examine the value of competencies on organizational
performance
Understand the value of individual development over time
Explore how micro learning maximizes the development
experience of your employees
Learn about new assessment approaches that will drive
team, individual & organizational success
8. TRENDS IMPACTING 360s:
THE ECONOMICS OF ENGAGEMENT
Why Do Good People Quit?
They don’t like their boss (31%)
A lack of empowerment (31%)
Internal politics (35%)
Lack of recognition (43%)
9. TRENDS IMPACTING 360s:
ACCENTURE’S JOURNEY
“The art of leadership is not to spend your time measuring, evaluating.
It’s all about selecting the person. And if you believe you selected the
right person, then you give that person the freedom, the authority, the
delegation to innovate and to lead with some very simple measure.”
10. POLL: HOW AREYOU USING 360S?
48%
52%
48%
19%
13%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Highlight problem areas for development
Identify overall strength and challenges
General leadership development
Succession planning
Measure how well the organization is improving on competencies
How are you using 360s?
11. WHY DO ANYTHING?
For the most part, organizations cannot afford to sit back and do nothing –this is
extremely costly
Rather, the benefit is giving someone the feedback they need to grow and this in turn
benefits the organization.The organization is allowing themselves an opportunity to
make progress in multipliers.
The research on raters doing performance reviews has demonstrated the rating is
merely insight into the rater, not the participant receiving the review
This fact demoralizes the intent at the front end –why bother?
Multiple-raters in a 360 survey however can provide reinforcement of a message
There is a difference in 1-person telling me I need to improve at ‘X,” versus 7 people
telling me I need to make improvements. It literally speaks volumes.
12. COMPETENCIES, DEFINED…
The Competency-Based Approach is a research-supported approach based on the
primary goal of defining the critical behaviors needed for effective and superior
individual and organizational performance.
Simply defined, a competency is a set of related behaviors that
impact job performance;
can be measured against established standards; and
can be improved through training and development.
13. COMPETENCIES @WORK
For competencies to work in your organization, you have to align your
competency model with your business strategy or risk the flavor of the month
syndrome.
Only after this is implemented, aligning your 360s to competencies becomes an easier
experience.
In order to do this, you must take the time to determine which major themes of
behavior or competencies — e.g., innovation, customer engagement, action
orientation — need to be demonstrated across your organization in order for your
business strategy to work.
14. THEVALUE OF COMPETENCIES
In a study of mid-management, managers related competencies to high
performance.This was also related to maintaining a competitive advantage (King,
Fowler, & Zeithaml, 2001).
According to Bain & Company, competencies allow for organizations to identify
strengths, which can be leveraged and used to understand priorities.
In our own conversations with customers, organizations want to be able to
measure what they are good at, find ways to hone those skills (e.g., mentors) and
also improve/enhance brand affinity –this in turn helps with recruiting.
SHRM (2008) has gone on to mention that “organizations can better identify and
develop their next generation of leaders.”
Essentially admitting that without competencies, you are blind to your success and
leave chance to govern your leadership.
15. DATA’SVALUE
Without information we are left guessing what is necessary, assuming what is
right, and charging ahead without understanding the need(s)
Since many have seen the value of an annual performance review diminish, you
still need a means to understand how to best support professional growth in
others
You also want the data you collect to have meaning for the person as well as
senior leadership
It is important that the data used tie to your company’s strategy as tool to gauge
success
16. FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT!
Between 1995 and 2002, 360 feedback programs jumped from 40% to 90%
(Linman, 2006)
Differences between an annual performance review and 360 feedback:
360s target development, they establish (when done properly) a coaching culture and
can better attract talent.
360s take current information and make it forward looking.This is why 360s are better
than the standard performance review for growing your people
Do not confuse the point being made: 360s should NOT be your annual review,
but the feedback aspect of performance reviews has much to be desired –and
does not inspire change, nor will it.
17. POLL: HOW WOULDYOU USE 360 DATA?
59%
43%
27%
30%
30%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%
Change learning development content
Measure pre and post formal leadership programs
Identify mentors in the organization
Rank the growth of succession candidates
Identify new competencies to build
How would you use 360 feedback data?
18. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENTVALUE:
“One way to stay out front is (to have) a
business strategy that maximizes
connections between lifelong learning and
workforce productivity.”
20. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENTVALUE:
A strong positive culture, firmly grounded in a
meaningful purpose.
Real chances to grow professionally.
The opportunity to work with people you like
and respect.
Work that requires you to stretch your brain
and skills.
21. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENTVALUE:
Team Impact:
“Senior executives recognize that team performance
plays a critical role in creating and growing
organizational value. Developing high-performing
teams requires time and a disciplined approach to
improving performance at both the team and
individual levels. “
22. MICRO LEARNING:
similar to e-Learning
On demand access &
consumption.
bite-sized and to the
point
Strategic focus on
‘application points’
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