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Updating Performance Reviews For This Century
Video: Part 1: Updating Performance Management For THIS Millennium
Much of how we go about reviewing employees comes from an era (let's say the sixties and seventies) when most work was simple, manufacturing and goods oriented. In this century, though most of us are in the service and knowledge work kinds of industries, and the old ways, and the old relatioships between employer and employee have changed.
Sadly, how we plan and evaluate employee performance hasn't evolved well, despite efforts such as 360 degree feedback, and massive automation.
In our article, 10 Ways To Modernize Performance Management and Appraisal For 2013 we explain ten ways performance management needs to evolve. In this video, we tackle a few of the issues:
- Doing reviews WITH employees, NOT TO employees
- The myth of objectivity in annual reviews
- Moving from absolute goals and managerial interpretations to negotiated processes where employee and manager work together.
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