Title: Improving Employee Performance
1Improving Employee Performance
2Why Look at This in Depth?
- Competitive Edge
- Cost Effectiveness
3- Focus on Knowledge
- Need for Service
4- Increasing Diversity
- Forecast Skill Shortage
5Two Main HR Systems
- Training Development
- Performance Management
6Performance Management
7Performance Management Defined
- A technology for creating a workplace that brings
out the best in people while generating the
highest value for the organization - A technology of behavior change based on the
science of behavior analysis
8Applied Behavior Analysis Answers These Questions
- Why we act as we do
- How we acquire habits
- How we lose habits
9What Performance Management is Not
- Performance appraisal
- Organizational hierarchy
- Rigid narrow system that limits initiative
creativity - Common sense
- Atta boy, warm-fuzzy, pat-on-on-the-back, or
One-Minute Manager
10What Performance Management is
- Driver of business results
- System for maximizing all kinds of performance
- Creates enjoyable place to work
- Useful in enhancing relationships at work, at
home, in the community - An open system
- nothing illegal, immoral, or unethical
- No formal psychological training needed
11EmployeePerformance
12Factors that Influence Performance
13PerformanceProblems
14Required Performance
Actual Performance
Performance Gap
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- Job study
- Task analysis
- Talk to manager
- Outputs
- Job description
- Time studies
- Performance records
- Sales
- Errors
- Accidents
- Survey
- Interview
- Observation
How can this formula help you in dealing
with performance problems?
15Types of Job Performance Records
- Outputs
- Costs
- Time
- Quality
16Types of Job Performance Records - 1
- Outputs
- output/hour
- items sold
- units produced
- inventory turnover
- shipments
- tasks completed
- work backlog
- money collected
- forms processed
- cases handled
- productivity
- Costs
- sales expense
- unit costs
- costs/account
- cost savings
- budget variances
- program costs
- employee turnover
- grievances
- safety violations
17Types of Job Performance Records - 2
- Time
- overtime
- processing time
- lost days
- repair time
- completion time
- training time
- work stoppages
- order response
- late completions
- equipment downtime
- supervisory time
- schedules met
- break-in for new people
- absenteeism
- excessive breaks
- time saved
- Quality
- error rates
- re-work
- inventory adjustments
- rejects
- scrap
- product defects
- shortages
- accidents
- objectives not met
- waste
- deviation from standard
- product failures
- customer complaints
- employee complaints
- job satisfaction
18Identify Cause(s) of the Problem
- Most employees would do it if they knew it.
- Poor job performance always has a cause. In the
overwhelming majority of situations, when you
discover a gap between required performance and
actual performance, it will be one or more of
these seven factors of job performance
19Causes of Performance Problems
- Knowledge skill
- Capacity
- Standards
- Measurement
- Feedback
- Conditions
- Incentives motivation
20Solutions for Performance Problems
- Knowledge skill
- provide classroom, self-paced instruction
- provide practice, job aids, coaching
- Capacity
- change personnel
- Standards
- develop/publicize
- Measurement
- develop/revise
- Feedback
- provide, improve use
- Conditions
- reorganize, upgrade, redesign, reduce
interference - Incentives
- provide/strengthen positive consequences
- remove/weaken
- negative consequences for good performance
- positive consequences for poor performance
21Solutions for Performance Problems
- Feedback
- provide, improve use
- Conditions
- reorganize, upgrade, redesign, reduce
interference - Incentives
- provide/strengthen positive consequences
- remove/weaken
- negative consequences for good performance
- positive consequences for poor performance
- Knowledge skill
- provide classroom, self-paced instruction
- provide practice, job aids, coaching
- Capacity
- change personnel
- Standards
- develop/publicize
- Measurement
- develop/revise