Title: Performance Appraisals How to Conduct Effectively
1How to Conduct Effective Performance Reviews
2Session Objectives
- You will be able to
- Identify the importance and benefits of
Performance Reviews - Assess and prepare necessary documentation
- Set motivational performance goals
- Plan for effective appraisal interviews
- Conduct fair and beneficial reviews
- Avoid discrimination charges
3Session Outline
- Importance and benefits of reviews
- Avoiding discrimination
- Measuring and documenting performance
- Setting performance goals
- Preparing for and conducting performance reviews
- Dealing with different levels of performance
4Why Reviews Are Important
- Recognize accomplishments
- Guide progress
- Improve performance
- Review performance
- Set goals
- Identify problems
- Discuss career advancement
5Performance Review Benefits
- Reviews offer the company
- Documentation
- Employee development
- Feedback
- Legal protection
- Motivation system
6Performance Review Benefits (cont.)
- Reviews offer employees
- Direction
- Feedback
- Input
- Motivation
7Reviews and Discrimination
- Title VII
- ADA
- Other fair employment laws
8Discrimination (cont.)
- Failure to communicate standards
- Failure to give timely feedback
- Failure to allow employees to correct performance
- Inconsistency in measuring performance
- Failure to document performance objectively
9Performance Review Background
10Performance Review Forms
- Define performance expectations
- Describe measurement tools
- Use a rating system
- Cover specific examples
- Set measurable goals
11Measure Performance
- Measurement systems need to be
- Specific
- Fair
- Consistent
- Clear
- Useful
12Measure Performance (cont.)
- Systems can be
- Numerical
- Textual
- Management by Objective (MBO)
- Behavior oriented
13Document Performance
- Make sure documentation is objective
- Document performance of all employees
- Provide complete and accurate information
- Document performance on a regular basis
14Set Goals
- Based on job requirements
- Realistic
- Measurable
- Observable
- Challenging
- Prioritized
15Employee Input
- Employees take an active role
- Setting goals
- Designing action plans
- Identifying strengths and weaknesses
- Employees participate in the performance review
meeting
16Preparation
- Employees
- Review performance
- Think about new goals
- Supervisors
- Review performance
- Complete written appraisal
- Think about new goals
- Schedule time and place
17Start the Meeting
- Lay out agenda
- Encourage input
- Give good news first
- Discuss impact on compensation
18Presentation Tips
- Focus on job performance
- Give objective examples
- Invite responses
- Listen actively
- Create we mentality
19During the Meeting
- Review performance
- Based on previous goals
- Discuss strengths and accomplishments
- Identify areas for improvement
- Set goals
- Based on company goals
- Build on areas that need improvement
20End the Meeting
- Encourage good performance
- Lay out action plan
- Communicate outcome of goals not met
- Confirm understanding
21Review Process
22Continuous Feedback
- Formal reviews
- Informal reviews
- Open communication
23Recognize Good Performance
- Verbal
- Public
- Tangible
- Monetary
24Identify Poor Performance
- Act early
- Take the right approach
- Deal with employee reaction
- Handle continued poor performance
25Discipline Poor Performance
- Recognize problems
- Talk with employee
- Follow company policy
26Handle Hard Cases
- Reviewing highly emotional employees
- Rating former peers
27Key Points to Remember
- You must conduct objective reviews on a scheduled
basis - Reviews tell employees how theyre doing and how
they can improve - Reviews help create a system of motivation and
rewards based on performance
28Question Answer Session
29Thank You for Participating!
If you have further questions, please
contact Elaine Johnson, HR Director
949-862-6563 Tania Torres, HR Director
949-862-6564