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Performance Management Survey Results in; How Do You Compare? + 4 More Posts -- June, 2013



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Performance Management Survey Results in; How Do You Compare?

by Steve Bruce

Most everyone does appraisals (94% of respondents) but not everyone thinks they are doing them well (4% say they do a "terrible" job and 32% say appraisals are "nearly impossible to implement"), according to our recent survey of performance management practices.

Some other highlights of the 2013 Performance Management Survey:

Employee self-evaluation is part of the process [...]

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Dispelling the Chimera of Self-Awareness

by Dan Erwin

By the time we've been in the workforce a couple years, most of us begin to get solicited and unsolicited feedback on our personal behavior. Sometimes it's painful, but sometimes it's wonderful. Recently, I chuckled over the fact that when one Gen-Yer left a firm to go to another, he heard some marvelous words: he [...]

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Friday Employee Engagement Factoid #33: Performance

by David Zinger

The 15% Gap

Most organizations need a 20% performance improvement to meet goals across the next year. But conventional performance management can only improve productivity by up to 5%. The key to achieving breakthrough performance is to focus on building employees’ enterprise contribution – the sum of individual task performance and network performance. ( Source)

Commentary

We need to [...]

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How Can Human Resources Contribute To Making Performance Management And Reviews More Effective

by Robert Bacal

Human resources are so involved in most performance management and employee review systems, that it’s amazing that there is so little discussion of how they might be contributing more, and take on a stronger leadership role, rather than mostly a training/administrative role. So I pose the question: How can human resources move forward to help [...]

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Mentoring That Lasts

by Warren Bobrow

Several years ago, my graduate school mentor was talking to me about family trees and the conversation moved to academic ones.  We talked about some people in the field and who their mentors were and how these branches formed different thought areas.  I'm sure the exercise can be done in any area of study (it's [...]

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