This course is assuring that the employee and the organization are converged and joined towards strategic priorities.
This course will convince you how to integrate Performance Objectives, Critical Success Factors, and Key Production Indicators into a system used by a highly skilled leadership, managerial, and supervisory team.
This will allow the top-performing companies to not only develop future and existing leaders but also form robust Containous performance Improvement methods.
This covers natural performance reports and detailed appraisals, merit-based reward and recognition, staff improvement followed with business needs, and logical approaches to low or non-performance.
Supervisors want to customize their plans to each staff, whether improving stretched objects for over-performers or dealing with complex and or low performing staff.
The right plan and usage of SMART objectives also enable requisite to follow over and play an integral part in any Containous performance Improvement system.
It is generated after extensive research and is aligned to universal best practices and benchmarks.
This course will also explain invaluable for qualified leaders who want to build their skills to the next level, and for managers who have had no formal experience or training with views to managing performance.
The general plan and implementation of an efficient Performance Management System
The essential skills that leaders across all levels need to be productive in Performance Management
Performance assessments that work in a several and multi-cultural environment
Managing and Growing on low and non-performance
Supporting best performance via positive support and affirmation
Obtaining the balance between responsibility, empowerment, and results
Plan, improve and achieve a strategy-based performance management action design that aligns to sustaining a high-performance experience and optimal financial business outcomes
Recognize and develop core behaviors needed in performance planning
Perform to and improve sound performance management principles
Explain how impulse in the workplace can produce expected returns from your employees
Discover proven ways to reward and provide excellent performance
Ensure that all team members are organized and dedicated to their aims
Maintain expectations on how staff’s growth will be measured
Give valuable constructive feedback and constant coaching for decisions
Appropriately provide for the performance review
Form, contribute and provide a High-Performance Knowledge
This course is planned to help the most contribution of all shareholders. This will cover the suggestion of ideas and approaches to the shareholders and support them to test out the ideas using group work analysis, exercises, and feedback.
At the end of each day, the participants will be completing their records of what has been learned and considering how the ideas might be transferred back to the workplace.
The performance of all Leader’s will be developed
Value-added to the staff and the organization as a whole
The higher commitment of employees with the organization
Devoted to creating a high-performance culture and organization
The course will be aligned with an organization’s strategic goals and cultural values
Implementation of key performance management plans for supported results
Perform efficient performance management
Gain trust and self-assurance in distributing with all types of performance matters
Have a higher consciousness of the performance evaluation as a positive and motivating impact on performance
Use the best training in discipline and performance enhancement planning
Have a unique consciousness of their own beliefs and limitations described to employee performance
Uncompromisingly guide high performance during the organization
Human Resource
Employment Relations
Personnel Staff
All Line Managers
Team Leaders
Supervisors
Learning & Development
Training Officers
Supervisors who are or will be responsible for the use and application of performance management and assessment methods
The Context and Business Case for Performance Management
Strategic and Integrated Performance Management
The Importance of Establishing a Culture of High Performance
The Principles and Building Blocks of Effective Performance Management
The Role of HR and Leaders within Performance Management
Motivational Theories, Models and their Role in Performance Management
The Psychological Contract in Practice
What are the performance objectives?
Key Elements of Performance Objectives – SMART
The Importance of Agreeing to Objectives
Quantitative and Qualitative Objectives
Developing SMARTMaC Objectives
Setting Objectives
Achieving Holistic Organization Integration – Vertical, Horizontal and Functional
What are KPIs?
Significance of Performance Objectives and KPIs
Developing the Best KPIs for Your Organization
Designing KPIs that Matter
The Value of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC)
The Purpose of Employee Appraisal
Managing Challenges with the Employee Appraisal
Monitoring Employee Performance with Ongoing Review
Addressing the Performance Gap – Proven Approaches to Solving Performance Problems
Managing a Performance Problem
Improving Attendance at Work – Resolving Absences and Sick Absences
Agreeing with the Performance Appraisal Rating
Performance Appraisal and the Link to Rewards and Recognition
Benchmarked Performance Appraisal Methods
Optimal Feedback Models to Provide Constructive and Developmental Feedback
Impact of Giving and Receiving Useful Feedback
Coaching for Effective Performance
Continuing Professional Development: Personal Development Planning (PDP)
Review, Summary and Final Evaluation