Title: Performance Management
1Performance Management Keys to Making It Work!
Presented by Alan Todd, Chairman Raj
Ramachandran, Performance Management Research Lead
2The Presenters
- Alan Todd - Chairman of Corporate University
Xchange -
- Over the past 20 years, he has won many learning
industry awards and has spoken at conferences
around the world on workforce development
strategies. While serving as a thought leader in
the learning industry, Mr. Todd founded and
served as CEO for two successful global learning
companies. Prior to joining CUX, Mr. Todd was
the Chairman and CEO of KnowledgePlanet, a
company he founded in 1996 that helped launch the
eLearning revolution. Mr. Todd led the company
through mergers and acquisitions, expanded the
user-base to 150 countries, and raised nearly
100 million in private equity. Prior to
KnowledgePlanet, Mr. Todd was the Chairman and
CEO of KnowledgeSoft, a training company he
founded in 1986 that was acquired by Staffmark -
a 1.2 billion Information Technology company -
in 1996. - Raj Ramachandran - Performance Management
Research Advisor for Corporate University Xchange - Raj has over 10 years experience in learning and
performance management, studying strategies and
best practices in Global 2000 organizations
including American Airlines, International Paper,
Raytheon, Washington Mutual, and others. Prior to
CUX, Raj was the learning and performance
management practice lead for TPI, a global
sourcing advisory firm. He has also served as a
business process consultant for Accenture, IBM
and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
3Agenda
- Performance Management Lifecycle
- Key Insight Areas in the Performance Management
Lifecycle - The Corporate University Xchange Performance
Management Maturity Model - Headlines Executives Speak out on Performance
Management
4The Performance Management Study
- Released in May 2007
- 150 Organizations surveyed
- Average of 24,000 employees
- Conducted 15 qualitative interviews
- Large, global participants including
5Why Performance Management?
- Performance Management IS on the CEOs Agenda
- An opportunity for CLOs and Talent Management
leaders to add critical value - A powerful, strategic tool for transformation
6Key Insight Areas Performance
Management Lifecycle
7Goal Setting Keys to Success
- Cascading goals remain visible
- Improves alignment to strategy
- S.M.A.R.T. goals
- Balanced scorecard
- Hoshin planning
8Competency Management The How of Performance
- Established by organizations desired culture
- Drives career development
- Competency models are either purchased from an
external provider or developed internally - Key part of the performance rating process
9Culture Leaders Set the Example
- Alignment of organizational objectives
- Identifying and recognizing top performers
- Compensate high performance
- Disincentive low performance
- Identifying and removing poor performers
- Creating talent pools succession planning
processes
10Employee Surveys Vital to the Performance
System
- Also known as employee satisfaction, climate or
engagement surveys - Tracks improvement in employee perception
- Decide where to focus additional training
- Correlate manager effectiveness employee
loyalty - Employee self-assessments are widely used
- Most important arbitar of fairness
11Coaching The Responsibility is On the Manager
- Objective is to grow and develop employees
- Requires regular, honest and open dialog between
employees and their managers - The quality of the conversation is the key to
success - Some companies are conducting spot checks
providing immediate feedback
12Poll Question
- What type of rating scale does your organization
currently use to evaluate employees? - Likert scale (1 through 7 scale) or greater
number - Likert scale (1 through 5 scale)
- Likert scale (1 through 3 scale)
- In the process of changing the rating scale
- Other
13Ratings Multiple Strategies are Vital
- Absolute scales vary all over the map
- Matrix of performance vs. competencies
- Forced ranking processes have divided support
- High use of 360 degree feedback functionality
- A strategic requirement
- Informs compensation
- Rewards
- Succession planning
- Improvement plan
14Technology Nothing More Than an Enabler
- No dominant vendor
- Highly customized (and therefore homegrown)
- Buyers tend to focus on the automation of the
employee assessment and appraisal process first
15Technology Tools for Performance?
N 120
16Poll Question
- What are the barriers to successfully implement a
performance management program in your
organization? - Clear vision and communication from CEO and
Senior leadership - No or limited consequence for non-performance
(tolerated in the organization) - Managers and leaders are rewarded for developing
their people - Lack of consistent review and coaching processes
- Other
17Barriers To Success
N 630
18Continual Improvement
19Stage 0
- No Performance Management process in place
- Subjective opinions drive annual reviews
- No visibility of strategic plan
- Paper performance reviews stored in HR files
20Stage 1
- PM process implemented but inconsistent
- Goal statements written but disconnected
- Little or no quantitative measures in place
- Infrequent training on coaching
- No quality assessments of goal statements
21Stage 2
- Standard, enterprise-wide process
- Some steps automated with technology
- Visibility of metrics available at higher levels
- Managers can prioritize to 5 or 6 key goals
- Coaching dialog tracked but not assessed
22Stage 3
- PM process steps mastered and automated
- Clear visibility and alignment of objectives
- Technology integrated with learning
- Focus on improving quality of coaching
- PM drives other talent processes
23Stage 4
- Real time adjustments to individual performance
- Cultural shift towards improved performance
- Managers are empowered as barrier busters
- Ability to measure ROI of performance processes
- PM process feeds the execution quotient
24Headlines Executives Speak out on Performance
Management
25Thank You Questions/Comments?
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