Performance Management
By
Nora Sabet2/1/2017 1
Training Objectives
 Acknowledge performance management & its importance
objectives to the organization.
 The relation between Performance Management & rewarding
system/performance appraisal.
 Benefits of Performance Management .
 How to Build a successful performance system.
 Any Questions
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What is Performance Management?
 Performance management is a process by which managers and
employees work together to plan, monitor and review an employee’s
work objectives and overall contribution to the organization.
 Performance management is the continuous process of setting
objectives, assessing progress and providing on-going coaching and
feedback to ensure that employees are meeting their objectives and
career goals.
 The fundamental goal of performance management is to promote and
improve employee effectiveness.
‘Establishing a framework in which performance by individuals can be
directed, monitored, evaluated and rewarded, and whereby the links in
the cycle can be audited’
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Objectives of Performance Management
• The main aim to support organization workforces to achieve higher
standard of performing their job responsibilities.
• Enables the employees to improve the level of their current performance
by authorizing, encouraging and executing an operative reward
mechanism.
• Ensures constant supervision and coaching.
• Align between Company goals and objectives to departmental /individual
goals.
• Effective & fair Appraisal & rewarding system.
• Provide effective training and development opportunities for improving
performance.
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The relation between Performance
Management & rewarding
system/performance appraisal.
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Performance Appraisal Performance Management
Is a system
This conducted Annually
Focus on quantitative aspect
 Is a process
Conducted continuously
Focus on qualitative aspect
Performance Appraisal and Performance Management are the most
commonly confused terms because they both are associated with the
evaluation of employees.
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How Company Should have Effective
Performance System
• Aligning organization mission with the entire workforces.
• This Helps employees to understand how their perform affect the
organization goal and strategy.
• Company yearly goals are delegated to the respective departments,
cascaded to individuals.
• Responsibility to complete the yearly goal assigned to individual
employee increase the sense of responsibility, This process helps
employees to focus on priority
• They will be assessed upon the performance appraisal process.
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Benefits of Performance Management
Process
 Encourages conversation between Manager & Employee that
might not other way take place.( there reason manager might not
feel comfortable to provide feedback, however delivering
performance result skill that is learnt )
 Targeted Staff Development so it develops employees and
prepare them for increase responsibility by indentifying
development opportunities.
 Feedback Encourages Employees , where they appreciate
feedback cause they want to know if they doing a good job. So, if
done well these conversation encourages employees & motivate
them .
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 Rewards Good Performance ;the Performance Management system
identifies & rewards strong performers because objective measures
are used to appraise employees. However , there are some
employees doesn’t perform up to the expected standard.
 Underperformers Indentified & Eliminated; Manager should deal
with those employees & provide feedback to develop them,
afterwards their performance should be evaluated and to be decided
to move them from organization.
 Document History of Performance ; this system provides employee
performance documented , this documentation helps new managers
to get up to speed quickly & know how their subordinate perform in
the past.
 Succession Planning ; Also , managers should look for next
generation as Leaders
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Build performance Management
• Maximize Engagement using the OSCAR principle
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References
• Performance Management – Paul Newton &
Helen Bristoll.
• Performance Management –MTD Training
,BookBoon.com -
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Any Question ?!
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Performance management

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    Training Objectives  Acknowledgeperformance management & its importance objectives to the organization.  The relation between Performance Management & rewarding system/performance appraisal.  Benefits of Performance Management .  How to Build a successful performance system.  Any Questions 2/1/2017 2
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    What is PerformanceManagement?  Performance management is a process by which managers and employees work together to plan, monitor and review an employee’s work objectives and overall contribution to the organization.  Performance management is the continuous process of setting objectives, assessing progress and providing on-going coaching and feedback to ensure that employees are meeting their objectives and career goals.  The fundamental goal of performance management is to promote and improve employee effectiveness. ‘Establishing a framework in which performance by individuals can be directed, monitored, evaluated and rewarded, and whereby the links in the cycle can be audited’ 2/1/2017 3
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    Objectives of PerformanceManagement • The main aim to support organization workforces to achieve higher standard of performing their job responsibilities. • Enables the employees to improve the level of their current performance by authorizing, encouraging and executing an operative reward mechanism. • Ensures constant supervision and coaching. • Align between Company goals and objectives to departmental /individual goals. • Effective & fair Appraisal & rewarding system. • Provide effective training and development opportunities for improving performance. 4
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    The relation betweenPerformance Management & rewarding system/performance appraisal. 2/1/2017 6
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    2/1/2017 7 Performance AppraisalPerformance Management Is a system This conducted Annually Focus on quantitative aspect  Is a process Conducted continuously Focus on qualitative aspect Performance Appraisal and Performance Management are the most commonly confused terms because they both are associated with the evaluation of employees.
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    How Company Shouldhave Effective Performance System • Aligning organization mission with the entire workforces. • This Helps employees to understand how their perform affect the organization goal and strategy. • Company yearly goals are delegated to the respective departments, cascaded to individuals. • Responsibility to complete the yearly goal assigned to individual employee increase the sense of responsibility, This process helps employees to focus on priority • They will be assessed upon the performance appraisal process. 2/1/2017 9
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    Benefits of PerformanceManagement Process  Encourages conversation between Manager & Employee that might not other way take place.( there reason manager might not feel comfortable to provide feedback, however delivering performance result skill that is learnt )  Targeted Staff Development so it develops employees and prepare them for increase responsibility by indentifying development opportunities.  Feedback Encourages Employees , where they appreciate feedback cause they want to know if they doing a good job. So, if done well these conversation encourages employees & motivate them . 2/1/2017 10
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     Rewards GoodPerformance ;the Performance Management system identifies & rewards strong performers because objective measures are used to appraise employees. However , there are some employees doesn’t perform up to the expected standard.  Underperformers Indentified & Eliminated; Manager should deal with those employees & provide feedback to develop them, afterwards their performance should be evaluated and to be decided to move them from organization.  Document History of Performance ; this system provides employee performance documented , this documentation helps new managers to get up to speed quickly & know how their subordinate perform in the past.  Succession Planning ; Also , managers should look for next generation as Leaders 2/1/2017 11
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    Build performance Management •Maximize Engagement using the OSCAR principle 2/1/2017 12
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    References • Performance Management– Paul Newton & Helen Bristoll. • Performance Management –MTD Training ,BookBoon.com - 2/1/2017 13
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