Why Can’T Managers Manage Poor Performance 2
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Managers often struggle with managing poor performance for several reasons: they don't see the importance of it, they don't know what is causing the poor performance, and they don't know how to address it. Managers also lack time to properly manage performance. To improve performance management, managers must clarify expectations, provide feedback, offer training, and link effort to rewards. Organizations need to educate managers on the consequences of poor performance and train them on effective performance management techniques.
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