· Performance Management
Performance
Management
This is a strategic approach in a company to measure and to know weather its employees contribute to it’s goals in a effective and efficient manner. This process contains sharing clear expectations, evaluating the performance towards it sharing feedback regarding employees, rewards and constructive actions towards them also it’s benefits to both the parties organization and the employees. (Juneja, 2015-(Lockett (1992))
"In the hospitality industry where I work, performance management is a very constructive and development process for all employees, I can recall the moments when early stages of my career I was personally mentored, advised, communicated and coached regarding the expected change and aligning me with the organization's expectations." it really helped me as fresher to the industry and I am happy what I am today due to that guidance.....
In HRM - Goal setting theory of ( Latham and Loke 1979 ) defines and helps employees to understand priorities and skills they have to use to keep effective and to keep them motivated - Clarity, challenge, commitment and Feedback complexity are those factors.
Below are the main aspects of Performance Management:
· Goal settings – setting clear achievable
goals aligned with the company’s main objectives that would grant employees
clear road map at their work providing them with guidance towards the success required
from them.
· Feedback and Coaching – regularly required
in order to guide the employees and share, convince them regarding the required
improvements to maximize their potentials. Leaders and mangers should do this
critical role.
· Performance Evaluation – is the
process of evaluating employees’ of their work and performance towards the set
goals. This would help them to realize their areas of strengths and required
areas of improvement and development, this could be done periodically as per
the requirement or schedules.
· Recognition and rewards – this is one
main aspect in performance management which identification and rewarding of the
well performing employees happens, this aspect will motivate their mindset and
keep the morale of the employees up due to formal informal praise, incentives
or salary benefits they attain as a result.
· Developments and Trainings – in order
to enhance the knowledge, skills and capabilities of the recognized and high
potential staff giving them the opportunities, trainings and diverse
development methods is the process of trainings and development, by doing this
they will be individually benefited also as a whole the organization also would
be.
· Performance improvement plans – At situations where employees do not meet the expected performance or results improvement plans would be implemented with set guidelines and time frames. With this mechanism less performing employees would develop their performance. As per (Juneja, 2015)
Benefits of the Performance Management:
Clearness and positioning - this process would give a clear
understanding of the organization’s goals and expectations to its employees ensuring
them that their individual progress would contribute to the overall success of the
organization.
Improved communication – periodically feedback and guidance
open up a communication among leaders and employees, facilitating dialogs and
positive conversations would develop and strengthen relationships and build
faith and transparency.
Improve inspiration & Engagement – recognizing, rewarding employee achievement
performance and efforts would boost the morale of the employees and make them
to perform better resulting a better productivity towards the organization.
Talent development and retention – by performance management employees
would develop their selves with growth in their personality, career and professional
life, with that employee will be more loyal towards the organization and that
would reduce the retention.
Identifying high performers and areas for development: performance management would help to recognize the employees performing well. This would also help to identify the areas need improvement in order to enhance their interpersonal skills.
Legal compliance and risk management – Performance management takes the Esurance that the people are treated equally and fair manner at work environment. It will reduce the discrimination and unfair treating behavior.
(Juneja, 2015)
Performance management is a strategic
process that would align individual moral with organization’s goals, this
process would develop communication promote employee engagement and development
giving them continuous improvement until required and expected outcome is achieved. share your thoughts how performance management would benefit further.....
References:
Armstrong, M. and Taylor, S. (2017) Armstrong’s Handbook of Human Resource Management Practice I, Academia.edu. Available at: https://www.academia.edu/32280546/ARMSTRONGS_HANDBOOK_OF_HUMAN_RESOURCE_MANAGEMENT_PRACTICE_i (Accessed: 03 April 2024).
Author links open overlay panelJamie A. Gruman a et al. (2010) Performance Management and employee engagement, Human Resource Management Review. Available at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1053482210000409 (Accessed: 03 April 2024).
Abhinaya, T. sponenberg (2024) How to manage under performing employees and boost their efficiency: Top 7 strategies, employee-engagement/under-performing-employees. Available at: https://www.culturemonkey.io/employee-engagement/under-performing-employees/ (Accessed: 04 April 2024).
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yes! recognizing, and rewarding employee achievement performance and efforts are really important. this is a valuable time to clarify the successful communication within the organization
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Recognizing and rewarding employee achievements fosters a positive culture and strengthens communication within the organization. Your insight on the importance of acknowledgment is spot-on. Great contribution!
DeletePerformance management - this approach enhances accountability and transparency and also empowers employees to take ownership of their performance and career development. Informative article.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your input. It is true that performance management increases openness, responsibility, and employee ownership of their work and professional growth. I'm happy the article was helpful to you.
DeleteThe blog "Performance Management" outlines a strategic approach for enhancing employee contributions towards organizational goals. It details the process of setting clear goals, providing regular feedback and coaching, conducting performance evaluations, recognizing and rewarding achievements, offering development and training opportunities, and implementing performance improvement plans. The article underscores the mutual benefits of performance management for both employees and organizations, such as clearer expectations, improved communication, increased motivation, talent development, and legal compliance, ultimately aligning individual performance with the organization's objectives.
ReplyDeleteThe entire aspect of performance management is nicely captured in your summary, which also highlights its strategic components and reciprocal benefits for both organization's and people. Excellently summed up! Thank You!
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ReplyDeletePerformance management is crucial for aligning employee efforts with organizational goals. It enhances clarity, communication, motivation, talent development, and legal compliance, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and success.
Of course! By coordinating worker efforts with company objectives, performance management fosters motivation, clarity, communication, talent development, and legal compliance. By fostering a culture of success and constant progress, it makes sure that both the company and its personnel prosper. I appreciate you emphasizing its significance!
DeleteHi Mihira, this is an excellent article. By strategically using performance management, you can transform it from a chore into a powerful tool. For the effective use of PM, should connect individual employee goals to departmental objectives, which then tie back to the overall organizational strategy. This creates a clear line of sight for everyone, ensuring everyone's efforts contribute to the bigger picture.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your feedback. A critical component of performance management that you brought to light is matching individual goals with departmental goals and organizational strategy. As a result of everyone's efforts being directed towards the same goal, performance management becomes an effective instrument for achieving organizational success. Wonderful insight
DeleteSource: Coyle-Shapiro (2017)
Informative Article, Managing employee performance allows companies to optimize their processes and improve efficiency and productivity in the workplace(Birt,2023)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment! Managing employee performance indeed allows companies to optimize processes and enhance workplace efficiency and productivity. It's an essential aspect of organizational success. I'm glad you found the article informative!
Deleteperformance measurement and reward systems should be interconnected. Success of performance management system depends on attractive rewards system.
ReplyDeleteA good performance management system does, in fact, depend on matching performance assessment with rewards. A well-thought-out incentives programme guarantees that performance goals are successfully attained while also boosting motivation.
DeleteMeasuring of the performance and rewarding based on the performance is crucial and it has been elaborated well in the article. It would have improved the article if few real world examples have been mentioned regarding how rewarding based on performance has succeeded and uplifted the organization.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your insightful feedback! Indeed, measuring performance and rewarding based on it are critical, and I'm glad the article elaborated on these aspects. Including real-world examples of successful performance-based rewards could have provided practical insights and enhanced the article's value. Your suggestion is appreciated for future reference! Gruman a et al. (2010)
DeleteAgree. By giving regular feedback, setting clear expectations, and recognizing accomplishments, effective performance management helps individuals achieve their goals and support the objectives of the organization. Enhancing employee performance and job happiness through continuous communication, coaching, and development opportunities is what it entails. A culture of continuous development and organizational success is fostered by placing a strong emphasis on responsibility, fairness, and transparency. Refer to below link, You will be able to gain more information. https://iaap-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1464-0597.2004.00188.x?casa_token=3ippYc_l-cIAAAAA%3AYqcv3D6brvrqKcDO1QyotaUfUCbF7oeTYEdJOZ_KcwkHNW1T52zn_QAGrYtwzkJUz0HCXIsLph1azA
ReplyDeleteThank you Prasani,
DeleteYour answer succinctly captures the key components of successful performance management: ongoing coaching, development, and recognition; these elements promote both individual and organizational success. Excellently expressed!
The benefits of performance management are vast. It helps employees understand expectations, provides feedback for improvement, and encourages professional development. Additionally, it allows organizations to align individual goals with company objectives, enhance productivity, and recognize and reward top performers. Overall, performance management contributes to a positive work culture and drives organizational success.
ReplyDeleteYour statement well summarises the many benefits of performance management, including supporting growth, aligning with organisational objectives, and setting clear expectations. Excellently expressed! Thank you!
DeletePerformance Evaluation will benefit both employee and employer. Asper Flanagan, S. (n.d.) "Feedback has a direct impact on our work: Gives us specific information to help us improve Makes performance expectations clear from the start Heightens efficiency by reducing resentment, buildup, etc. Strengthens relationships"
ReplyDeleteThank you sudesh,
DeleteCompletely agree! Employers and employees alike gain from performance evaluation, which promotes development and clarity. As Flanagan points out, receiving feedback improves performance, makes expectations clear, increases productivity, and fortifies bonds between people—all of which contribute to success as a whole.Hongal,
P. and Kinange, U. (2020)
Employee relations play a key role in the overall function of any organization. The article captures and elaborates the key components of the said relations. Any organization that is looking to enhance the overall performance should heavily work on the development of employee relations within the organization.
ReplyDeleteOf course! Organisational success is largely dependent on employee relations, and this essay does a good job of outlining the essential elements. Improving interactions amongst employees is essential to raising performance levels generally. It contributes to organisational excellence by strengthening employee engagement, improving communication, and creating a happy work environment. I appreciate you bringing up this important point!
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