Performance Management Guide Excerpt
But doesn’t success just happen if you have the right people?
For far too many organizations a performance management “system” consists of having an annual review which may or may not be held in a consistent manner, constructed around consistent expectations, and based on consistent criteria. What usually happens is an unstructured conversation which both the manager and employee dread and that is ultimately of little value to the employee, the manager, or the organization.
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