Presentation On PMS
Presentation On PMS
Presentation On PMS
Introduction
PM: A strategic and integrated process that delivers sustained success to organizations by
Improving the performance of the employees, and Developing the capabilities of individual contributors and teams
PM is continuous, daily or weekly interaction and feedback, whereas PA is once or twice a year. PM is always goal oriented; Performance reviews involved comparing performance against goals which stem from companys strategic goals. Performance Management means continuously revaluating and modifying how the employee and team get their work done.
Joint decision on the target setting and performance benchmarking Supervisors - ensure that the targets are in alignment with the overall strategic objectives Appraisee: express their clarity with the target and what is expected from them. Preparing a plan or list of all performance requirements and benchmarking Revising and reviewing the list of performance targets.
Supervisors monitor the progress and the quality of the work output Use appropriate supervisory techniques to support employee efforts on achieving strategic goals. Recognize, encourage and reinforce good performance. Identify training and development needs.
Review the subordinates progress in meeting his or her targets Provide additional coaching and feedback. Identify unachieved targets Provide subordinates with required assistance in problem areas. Follow up on development and training needs Review whether adjustments to the agreed objectives/goals are required.
Record critical incidences that manifest the employees performance or critical strengths or weaknesses. Record the performance ratings after thorough review of the performance related documents, performance targets, work accomplishments and critical performance incidences.
Performance Rewards Financial Reward : Bonus, Performance Based Variable Pay (PBVA) Non financial Reward: Promotion, transfer, demotion. Training and development Managing Poor Performance Special Watch Program
Why PMS
Why PM