performance appraisal defined and tools chapter -1
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PerformanceAppraisal
“Performance Appraisal is not an event but a process”
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Performance appraisal is a systematic means of
ensuring that managers and their staff meet regularly to
discuss past and present performance issues, and to agree what future action is appropriate on both sides.
PerformanceAppraisalDefined
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RegularPerformanceAgreeFuture
Key Words in the Definition
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Assessment of performance is best when it is a continuous process and issues are dealt with
as they arise.
Regularity
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Performance needs to be considered both in terms of results achieved and behavior demonstrated.Reviewing results in the context of actions and
behavior is necessary to develop a full
understanding of individual performance.
PerformanceResults and Behavior
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Disciplinary IssuesAvoid discussing
disciplinary arena such as time-keeping appearance.
Such issues should be dealt with as and when the
occur. These points may only be discussed when they affect performance.
What not to appraise
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Personality Appraising performance should be held to mean
literally that, and not appraising personality and
personal characteristics.
What not to appraise
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Performance appraisal should be seen as an honest discussion. It
should promote agreement about how current performance
matches up to requirements and how the
future might be approached.
Agreement
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Assessing performance is not appraising it. Assessment
concerns only with the past and present. Appraisal is encouraging them to look
ahead to improve effectiveness, utilize
strengths, redress weaknesses, and examine
how potential and aspirations match up.
Misconception
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Pushing previously prepared reports across a desk,
cursorily inviting comments, and expecting it to be meekly
signed by the employees is not appraisal – this is merely a form filling exercise which
achieves little in terms of giving staff any positive
guidance and motivation.
Misconception
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Douglas McGregor : Performance Appraisal plans are designed to
meet three needs:1. They provide systematic
judgment to back up salary increases,
promotions, transfers, sometimes demotions and transfers.
Performance Goals of
Appraisal
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2. They are means to tell subordinates how they are doing and
suggesting needed changes in his
attitude, skills, behaviors, or job
knowledge’ they let him know ‘where he
stands,’ with the boss.
Performance Goals of
Appraisal
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3. They are also being increasingly used as a basis for the coaching and counseling of the individual by the superiors.
Performance Goals of
Appraisal
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Set performance objectives Assess past performance Help improve current performance Assess training and development needs Assess future potential Assist in career planning decision Assess and review the reward system Help develop counseling systems Facilitate review of employees Help develop committed employees Provide incentives to employees for self-development Establish channels of communication Meet psychological needs Know how well or otherwise the individual is performing Provide fair and systematic criteria for promotion and
transfer Develop human relation skills of the assessors.
Performance Necessity of
Appraisal
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Performance Objectives of
Appraisal
Allocate resource
Implementation of
fairness
Trainingand
development
Equal opportunity
to all
Reward for
performance
Feedback
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To conduct Performance Appraisal various factors
such as the organizational culture, financial status, level in
the hierarchy, job designing, job
specification and description should be
considered.
System MustNeed-Based
Be Planned
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The success of Performance Appraisal
strictly depends on how well is it understood by
the employees. The better understanding employees have the
more confident they will have on the results.
RequiresSystem
Transparency
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In every organization the job profile is different at
different level. Thus different techniques
must be used to assess the performance of the
people performing different jobs.
Techniques forDifferent
Different Jobs
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The level of motivation is always high when an
employee is let to appraise his own
performance.
IsSelf-Evaluation
Necessary
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Although over the year many modern techniques
have been introduced but the traditional techniques are still practiced in various
organizations as they still impart meaning to
performance appraisal.
Methods Traditional
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The rater provides a subjective evaluation of
an individual. The evaluation is based on
the opinions of the rater, and in many cases the criteria are not directly
related to job performance
Rating Scales
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The checklist method requites the rater to
select words or statement s that describe
the employee’s performance and
characteristics.
Checklists
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Names of all the people are written randomly on
the left side. The appraiser simply selects
the most efficient person and write his name on the right side. Finally
ranking scale is used to highlight extremes.
Ranking Straight
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An ideal scale is created to compare
man-to-man on various attributes. This
technique is also known as ‘factor
comparison’.
Comparing Person to Person
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The person to be assessed are compared
with each other in pairs, one at a time for
different rating. The appraiser is required
to fix some criteria for making his
assessment.
Comparison By Way of Paired Ranking
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The evaluator is required to give a printed form to
each employee with certain parameters in
graphic form which can be understood as the
characteristics required in an employee.
Assessment of Linear Rating Scale
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The rating elements have a number of sets of
phrases and adjectives in pairs. In case four phrases
are given, the two sets would be positive and negative. The choice of
the rater is fixed and he is forced to choose the
most or the least descriptive phrases.
Forced Choice Method
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It requires the rater to record statements that
describe extremely good or bad behavior related
to job performance. Recorded statements
include a brief explanation of what
happened.
Critical Incident Method
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These are employee-produced listings of
accomplishments such as publications, speeches,
leadership roles, and other professionally
related activities.
Accomplishment Records
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It identifies and evaluates relevant job-related
behaviors.
Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales
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Skilled HR representative goes into the “field” and assists supervisors with their ratings and solicits information about the
employee’s performance from the immediate
supervisor. Prepares and send the evaluation to
the supervisor for review.
Field Review Method
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In limited number of jobs, performance appraisals
may be based on a test of knowledge or skills.
These tests are particularly appropriate when a company relies on a pay-for-knowledge
or pay-for-skills.
Performance Tests and Observations
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It is a collection of different methods that compete one person’s
performance with that of coworkers.
Comparative Evaluation
Approaches
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Ranking Method: Requires rater to place each employee in order from best to worst. This
method is subject to halo and recency effects,
although rankings by two or more raters can be
averaged to help reduce biases.
Comparative Evaluation
Approaches
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Forced Distribution:It requires raters to sort
employees into different classifications, usually
with specified proportions in each
category.
Comparative Evaluation
Approaches
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Point Allocation Method: This method requires the rater to allocate a fixed
number of points among employees in the group.
Good performers are given more points than
are poor performers.
Comparative Evaluation
Approaches
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Paired Comparisons:It forces raters to
compare each employee with all other employees
in the same group.
Comparative Evaluation
Approaches
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Evaluation is done on the fact as to how much an employee returns to the
organization against what is spent on him or her.
Evaluation of Employee Cost
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Past-oriented approaches is like driving a car by looking through the
rearview mirror. Future-oriented appraisals focus on future performance by evaluating an employee’s potential or setting future
performance goals.
Modern Methods of
Appraisal
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It can be a useful technique if the goal of evaluation is to further
self-development. It helps users set personal
goals. But the employees can be too lenient or
critical about his or her performance.
Self-appraisals
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The set goals are objectively measurable and mutually agreed on
by the employee and the manager. Since the employee gets to
participate inn setting his or her goals they are
motivated to achieve it.
Management by Objectives
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Process of MBO
Preparation of future objectives
Mutual setting of objectives by appraiser and
appraisee
Deciding criteria for measurement of
objectives by mutual agreement
Job performance
Need based intermittent review
of performance
Periodical review by appraiser and
appraisee
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Psychologists assess individual’s future potential, not that
individual’s past performance. It is done
through interviews, psychological tests,
discussions with supervisors.
Psychological Appraisals
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An individual is appraised by is boss, team members, peers,
customers, subordinates and by the subject
himself. It is used in various forms such as
540, 400, 0r 180 depending on its horizon.
Multi-level Multi-source Feed Back
System(360 Feedback)
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Identification of developmental needs and
preparation of development plans more objectively in relation to current of future roles, to
facilitate performance improvements for an
individual or a group of individuals.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Provision of insights into the strong and weak
areas of a candidate in terms of the effective performance of roles,
activities, styles, traits, qualities, competencies,
etc.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Impact of knowledge, attitude and skills.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Reinforcement of other change management
efforts and interventions directed at organization effectiveness. Such as
TQM efforts, customer-focused or internal
customer satisfaction enhancing interventions,
cost-reducing interventions, etc.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Generation of data to serve as a more objective
basis for rewards and other personal decisions.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Alignment of individual and group goals with organizational vision,
values and goals.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Basis for performance-linked pay or
performance rewards.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Aid of in culture building, and leadership
development and team building.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Planning of internal customer satisfaction
improvement measures.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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Increase in role clarity and accountability.
Objective of the360 Feedback
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The job-related simulations are the main focus of this system. The technique aims to assess an employee’s potential for facilitating his rise in the hierarchy. Evaluation is done by giving rating in the form of acceptability.
Center of Assessment
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In case of a manager the evaluators observe and
evaluate the performance of managers in several
situations by fixing benchmark criteria,
mainly in the field of planning, organizing, interpersonal skills,
creativity and decision making
Center of Assessment Technique
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Techniques involved in this process are use of
the business game, group discussion and role-
playing incidents when there is no leader.
Therefore evaluators are managers with hands-on experience at different levels of management.
Center of Assessment Technique
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It identifies potentials in employees to take higher
positions and responsibilities. It
informs employees about future prospects,
succession plans, training efforts, and provides
guidelines for improving their career prospects.
Potential Appraisal
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It identifies potentials in employees to take higher
positions and responsibilities. It
informs employees about future prospects,
succession plans, training efforts, and provides
guidelines for improving their career prospects.
Potential Appraisal
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Study Found ThatCriticism had a negative impact on
achievement of goals.Praise has little effect one way or they
otherPerformance increased most when
specific goals are establishedDefensives resulting from critical
appraisal produced poor performance.Coaching should be day to day, not
once in a year activity.Mutual goal setting, not criticism,
improves performances.
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