Performance Appraisals in Agile Environment Nagesh Sharma

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The document discusses issues with traditional annual performance appraisals, citing surveys that found most employees and HR leaders do not find them accurate, effective, or fair. It notes that few employees receive meaningful feedback, and the process can include vague statements, surprises, and secondhand complaints. In contrast, it promotes agile performance reviews that are collaborative, focus on continuous improvement and coaching, and involve regular feedback owned by self-managed teams. The document argues traditional practices are outdated and businesses need new systems focused on employee growth rather than top-down evaluations.

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Out of 48,012 surveyed –
6% CEOs, 13% Managers +
Employees thought Performance
Appraisals are Effective
http://www.estherderby.com/2009/05/shocking-
survey-results-about-performance-appraisal.html
45% HR Leaders don’t think
Performance Appraisals are accurate
42% HR Leaders don’t think people
are rewarded fairly for performance
http://blogs.hbr.org/2012/06/crowdsource-your-
performance-r/
Leadership IQ study
only 14% of employees say their
performance appraisal conversation
offered meaningful and relevant
feedback
http://www.estherderby.com/tag/feedback#sthash.XQ
LjJCK2.dpuf

Its not timely
Vague and subjective Surprises
Second hand complaints
Merit system encourage
individualism
One sided evaluations Mixed Concerns
1 53
2 4 6

The future is people who
used to be managers, now
they’re leaders, they’re
coaches, they’re
motivators
http://www.scruminc.com/agile-
performance-reviews/
Vague statements and labels,
one-sided evaluations,
surprises, and secondhand
complaints are sort of things
that can make a person want
to run away screaming from
an annual performance
evaluations
http://www.estherderby.com/tag/annual-
reviews
A job well done deserves a
proper reward, right? But
in collaborative efforts such
as agile development, can
you single out individual
efforts without killing the
team’s morale and
productivity?
http://www.poppendieck.com/pdfs/Co
mpensation.pdf
Every business is a system,
and the performance of
individuals is largely the
result of the way the system
operates. The system causes
80 percent of the problems in
a business, and the system is
management’s responsibility
http://scrumology.com/how-to-do-agile-
performance-reviews/

TraditionalPerformanceReview
• Hierarchical
• Focus on appraisal
• Typically Twice a year
conversation
• Goals set once a year
• Little feedback
• Lack of recognition
• Emphasis on Training
for development
• Owned by
HR/Manager
AgilePerformanceReviews
• Collaborative
• Focus on continuous
improvement
• Regular check-in
• Goals are incremental
and can adapt
• Regular Feedback
• Social Recognition
• More focus on
Coaching
• Owned by Teams

http://www.cognology.com.au/learning_center/agile-performance-management/

DON’T GET LEFT BEHIND IN ‘BACK TO THE FUTURE’
Can you afford to get left behind with outdated practices.
If the process you are using reminds you of1980s, it’s time to change.

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In Multi-Source Feedback or 360 Degree Feedback, data on the performance of an individual are collected systematically from a number of stakeholders and are used for improving performance. The 360-Degree Feedback approach provides a consistent management philosophy meeting the criterion outlined previously. The 360-degree feedback appraisal process describes a human resource methodology that is frequently used for both employee appraisal and employee development. Used in employee performance appraisals, the 360-degree feedback methodology is differentiated from traditional, top-down appraisal methods in which the supervisor responsible for the appraisal provides the majority of the data. Instead it seeks to use information gained from other sources to provide a fuller picture of employees’ performances. Similarly, when this technique used in employee development it augments employees’ perceptions of training needs with those of the people with whom they interact. The 360-degree feedback based appraisal is a comprehensive method where in the feedback about the employee comes from all the sources that come into contact with the employee on his/her job. The respondents for an employee can be her/his peers, managers, subordinates team members, customers, suppliers and vendors. Hence anyone who comes into contact with the employee, the 360 degree appraisal has four components that include self-appraisal, superior’s appraisal, subordinate’s appraisal student’s appraisal and peer’s appraisal .The proposed system is an attempt to implement the 360 degree feedback based appraisal system in academics especially engineering colleges.

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8.2cWho Should Appraise an Employee’s Performance? Just as there are multiple standards by which to evaluate performance, there are also multiple people who can evaluate an employee’s performance. Given the complexity of today’s jobs, it is often unrealistic to presume that one person can fully observe and evaluate an employee’s performance. At IBM, employees are regularly reviewed by a broad cross-section of the company’s leaders, not just their immediate bosses. As shown in Figure 8.5, the raters can include supervisors, peers, team members, employees themselves, their subordinates, customers, vendors, and suppliers. Each may be more or less useful for the administrative and developmental purposes we discussed earlier. Manager/Supervisor Evaluations The manager and/or supervisor evaluation has been the traditional approach to evaluating an employee’s performance. In most instances, supervisors are in the best position to perform this function, although it may not always be possible for them to do so. Managers with many subordinates often complain that they do not have the time to fully observe the performance of each of them. These managers must then rely on performance records to evaluate an employee’s performance. If reliable and valid measures are not available, the evaluation is likely to be less than accurate as a result. (Recall our earlier discussion of criterion deficiency and criterion contamination.) In addition, research has shown that the ratings managers give employees they have known for less than one year are less reliable, which can be a drawback of relying solely on information from managers. Self-Evaluations In many firms, employees are asked to evaluate themselves on self-evaluation forms. A self-evaluation can increase an employee’s involvement in the review process and get the employee thinking about his or her strengths and weaknesses. In other words, they serve as a catalyst for discussion. The employee and his or her manager then discuss the employee’s job performance and agree on a final evaluation. It’s not uncommon for employees to present themselves in a highly favorable light in self-evaluations or believe they will have more influence over the outcome of a performance evaluation. If that expectation is not met, the employee can become frustrated. For this reason, self-evaluations are often best used for developmental purposes rather than for administrative decisions. Subordinate Evaluations Subordinate evaluations have been used by both large and small organizations to give managers feedback on how their subordinates view them. Subordinates are in a good position to evaluate their managers because they are in frequent contact with their superiors and occupy a unique position from which to observe many performance-related behaviors, such as their leadership ability, ability to delegate, employee supportiveness, and so on. Managers are often hesitant to be evaluated by the people they supervise, particularly w.

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