Performance Management

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What is the primary goal of performance management?

To achieve organizational goals through employee development

Which type of training involves learning through hands-on experience?

On-the-job training

What is the primary purpose of a training needs analysis?

To prioritize training needs based on organizational goals

What is the purpose of a reference check in the selection process?

To verify candidate work history and achievements

What is the primary benefit of employee referrals in recruitment?

Increasing candidate quality

What is the primary goal of employee relations?

To manage the employment relationship

What is the primary benefit of regular feedback in performance management?

Improving employee performance and development

What is the primary purpose of a balanced scorecard in performance management?

Evaluating performance across multiple dimensions

What is the primary benefit of internal recruitment?

Reducing recruitment costs and time-to-hire

What is the primary goal of a 360-degree feedback system?

Providing feedback from multiple sources, including supervisors, peers, and subordinates

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Performance Management

  • Process of evaluating and improving individual and team performance to achieve organizational goals
  • Key components:
    • Goal setting: Establishing specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals
    • Performance appraisal: Regular evaluation of employee performance against goals and standards
    • Feedback: Providing constructive feedback to improve performance
    • Development planning: Identifying training and development needs to improve performance
  • Performance management systems:
    • 360-degree feedback: Feedback from multiple sources, including supervisors, peers, and subordinates
    • Balanced scorecard: Evaluating performance across multiple dimensions, including financial, customer, internal processes, and learning and growth

Training

  • Process of improving employee knowledge, skills, and attitudes to achieve organizational goals
  • Types of training:
    • On-the-job training: Learning through hands-on experience
    • Off-the-job training: Learning through courses, workshops, and conferences
    • Classroom training: Learning through instructor-led training sessions
    • Online training: Learning through digital platforms and resources
  • Training needs analysis:
    • Identifying training needs through gap analysis, performance appraisal, and feedback
    • Prioritizing training needs based on organizational goals and objectives

Selection

  • Process of choosing the best candidate for a job vacancy from a pool of applicants
  • Selection methods:
    • Interviews: Assessing candidate skills, knowledge, and fit through verbal interactions
    • Psychometric tests: Assessing candidate personality, abilities, and attitudes through standardized tests
    • Assessment centers: Evaluating candidate skills and behaviors through simulated work scenarios
    • Reference checks: Verifying candidate work history and achievements
  • Selection criteria:
    • Job requirements: Matching candidate skills and experience with job requirements
    • Organizational fit: Assessing candidate values and culture alignment

Recruitment

  • Process of attracting and selecting candidates for job vacancies
  • Recruitment strategies:
    • Internal recruitment: Filling job vacancies through internal promotions and transfers
    • External recruitment: Filling job vacancies through external advertising and recruitment agencies
    • Employee referrals: Filling job vacancies through employee referrals and word-of-mouth
    • Social media recruitment: Filling job vacancies through social media platforms and job boards
  • Recruitment sources:
    • Job boards: Advertising job vacancies through online job boards and platforms
    • Social media: Advertising job vacancies through social media platforms
    • Employee referrals: Advertising job vacancies through employee referrals and word-of-mouth

Employee Relations

  • Process of managing the employment relationship between employees and the organization
  • Employee relations strategies:
    • Communication: Maintaining open and transparent communication with employees
    • Employee engagement: Fostering a positive and productive work environment
    • Conflict resolution: Managing and resolving workplace conflicts and disputes
    • Employee participation: Encouraging employee participation and involvement in decision-making
  • Employee relations benefits:
    • Improved employee satisfaction and morale
    • Increased employee retention and reduced turnover
    • Enhanced organizational reputation and employer brand
    • Better employee-employer relationships and conflict resolution

Performance Management

  • Evaluates and improves individual and team performance to achieve organizational goals
  • Key components: goal setting, performance appraisal, feedback, and development planning
  • Goal setting: establishing specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals
  • Performance appraisal: regular evaluation of employee performance against goals and standards
  • Feedback: providing constructive feedback to improve performance
  • Development planning: identifying training and development needs to improve performance
  • Performance management systems: 360-degree feedback and balanced scorecard

Training

  • Improves employee knowledge, skills, and attitudes to achieve organizational goals
  • Types of training: on-the-job, off-the-job, classroom, and online training
  • Training needs analysis: identifying training needs through gap analysis, performance appraisal, and feedback
  • Prioritizing training needs based on organizational goals and objectives

Selection

  • Chooses the best candidate for a job vacancy from a pool of applicants
  • Selection methods: interviews, psychometric tests, assessment centers, and reference checks
  • Selection criteria: job requirements and organizational fit
  • Job requirements: matching candidate skills and experience with job requirements
  • Organizational fit: assessing candidate values and culture alignment

Recruitment

  • Attracts and selects candidates for job vacancies
  • Recruitment strategies: internal recruitment, external recruitment, employee referrals, and social media recruitment
  • Recruitment sources: job boards, social media, and employee referrals
  • Internal recruitment: filling job vacancies through internal promotions and transfers
  • External recruitment: filling job vacancies through external advertising and recruitment agencies

Employee Relations

  • Manages the employment relationship between employees and the organization
  • Employee relations strategies: communication, employee engagement, conflict resolution, and employee participation
  • Communication: maintaining open and transparent communication with employees
  • Employee engagement: fostering a positive and productive work environment
  • Conflict resolution: managing and resolving workplace conflicts and disputes
  • Employee participation: encouraging employee participation and involvement in decision-making
  • Employee relations benefits: improved employee satisfaction and morale, increased employee retention, enhanced organizational reputation, and better employee-employer relationships and conflict resolution

Evaluate and improve individual and team performance to achieve organizational goals. Covers goal setting, performance appraisal, feedback, and development planning.

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