1. Performance evaluations are not legally required but can help define employee growth and development. Regular feedback helps managers address issues early.
2. Managers should receive training to effectively use performance appraisal systems. This includes using documentation quarterly, providing regular feedback, and involving employees in two-way discussions. Self-appraisals and goal-setting are also important.
3. Managers can be held accountable by linking their performance to business targets and engagement plans. Metrics, informal feedback, and data like profits provide accountability.