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Consulting Services
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- HR for Non-HR
- Competency
:: Performance Management
Agenda:
Day One:
>Opening-Concerns
and Expectations
>Performance
Management Process
>Motivating
Work Climate
(Four
Circle Model, Organizational
Climate,
Managerial Style)
>Performance Planning
>Goal Setting and Action Plan
>Competency
Day Two:
>Review
of Day One
>Performance Coaching
>Performance Discussion
>Performance Review
>Performance Feedback
>Pay
for Performance
>QA and Closing
- Leadership
- Job Analysis
- Salary Management
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Performance Management
Participants: HR Practitioners, Internal Consultants, Line Managers, Line Supervisors
Business solution has changed rapidly. Managing your
people's performance has also changed dramatically. We
are no longer talking about WHAT our subordinates have to deliver
We are now talking about HOW our subordinates deliver.
We are talking about making goal statement, about YOU as a manager/supervisor
giving coaching to make sure that your subordinates achieve the
target, and see what you can do to make sure that they succeed.
Performance appraisal has become a very small part of what we call Performance Management Cycle - a one year cycle that include Planning, Coaching, Reviewing and Rewarding. Then where is appraising? Yes, we will talk about appraisal, but we will talk in a more wider matter than just appraisal, it is Performance Management.
For two days, we will emphasize on:
- Giving you an understanding of performance management
process which support the setting and achievement of individual
objectives, continuous process of communication and coaching between
you and manager and/or supervisor with your subordinates, and
employee's active involvement and commitment to fulfilling the
expectations.
- Helping you to understand the latest developments
in performance management, which has transformed the process from
"appraisal" form into a critically important managerial tool that
drives the achievement of business objectives.
- Introducing the concept of competency and see how competencies can be set as a major tool for making performance management processes more relevant and powerful.
So, if your organization or your management (that includes you!) is thinking of looking for a new approach to managing performance of your employees, this is the right program for you.
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