


PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
@WarHorn, handling PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT involves a structured approach to set expectations, evaluate employee performance, provide feedback, and support professional growth. It is an ongoing process that requires regular attention, open communication, and a supportive environment with aims of not only to evaluate performance but also to motivate and develop employees to reach their full potential.
Key components of PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT include:
GOAL SETTING
Establishing clear and measurable goals that align with the organization's objectives. These goals should be specific, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART goals).
PERFORMANCE MONITOTING
Regularly tracking and evaluating employee performance against set goals and standards. This can involve ongoing feedback, assessments, and reviews to measure progress and identify areas for improvement.
FEEDBACK & COACHING
Providing constructive feedback to employees regarding their performance, strengths, areas for development, and offering guidance or coaching to help them improve.
PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS
Periodic formal evaluations or reviews of an employee's performance, typically conducted annually or semi-annually. These assessments often involve discussions between managers and employees to assess achievements, set new goals, and discuss career development.
RECOGNICATION & REWARDS
Acknowledging and rewarding employees for exceptional performance or achievements. This can be in the form of monetary rewards, promotions, additional responsibilities, or public recognition.
DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING
Identifying training needs and providing opportunities for skill development and career advancement that can improve employee performance.
@WarHorn, effective PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT contributes to employee engagement, motivation, and alignment with organizational objectives. It helps in identifying high performers, addressing performance issues, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, and creating an environment conducive to employee growth and development.
