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Sanchawa, Denis H




            HUMAN RESOURCE
            MANAGEMENT
            FUNCTIONS
11/5/2012   PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
Definitions
   Performance appraisal is the process of
    assessing the performance or progress of an
    employee, or a group of employees on the
    given job, as well as his potential for future
    development.
   Performance appraisal or Performance
    evaluation is a method of evaluating the
    behaviour of employees in a work place,
    normally including both the quantitative and
    qualitative aspect of job performance.
                        Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Meaning and description
   Thus, performance appraisal comprises all
    formal procedures used in organisations to
    evaluate the contributions, personality, and
    potential of individual employees. In other
    words, performance appraisal includes the
    comparison of performance scales of different
    individuals holding similar areas of work
    responsibilities and relate to determination of
    worth of the scales for the achievement of
    organisaton objective.
                        Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Meaning and descriptions
   Performance appraisal is a systematic
    evaluation of the employees performance at
    work. Performance appraisal is a process of
    evaluating an employees performance on a
    job in terms of its requirement.
   It is a process of estimating or judging the
    value, excellence, qualities of status of some
    object, person or thing.


                        Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Characteristics of performance
appraisal
    A Process : Performance appraisal is not a
    one-act play. It is rather a process that
    involves several acts or steps.
    Systematic Assessment : Performance
    appraisal is a systematic assessment of an
    employee‘s strengths and weakness in the
    context of the given job.
    Main Objective : The main objective of it is to
    know how well an employee is going for the
    organisation and what needs to be improved in
    him.                  Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
Characteristics----
    Scientific Evaluation : It is an objective, unbiased
    and scientific evaluation through similar measure
    and procedures for all employees in a formal
    manner
     Periodic Evaluation :appraisal of an individual
    employee is likely to occur at certain intervals
    through out that person‘s history of employment
    (say quarterly, six monthly, annually, etc.)

    Employee Feedback : Performance appraisal
    system provides information to employees on how
    well they are doing their jobs, and this feedback is
    provided to them when it is relevant.
                           Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Purpose of performance
appraisal

    Appraisal Procedure : It provides a common
    and unified measure of performance appraisal
    to the employees.
    Decision Making : Performance appraisal of
    the employees helps in decision making by
    the management.
    Work Performance Records : Performance
    appraisal gives us a complete information in
    the form of records regarding every employee.
                       Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Purpose of performance
appraisal
   4. Employees Development : Performance
    appraisal guides
   5. Enables Supervisors to be More Alert and
    Competent :
   6. Merit Rating . It enables them to make more
    careful analysis of personnel in the
    organization.
   7.It improve employee employers relation.


                        Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Uses of performance appraisal
   Helps in deciding promotion
   Helps in personnel actions such as demotion
    ,transfers and layoffs
   Helps in wage and salary administration
   Helps in training and development
   Helps in personnel research in the field of
    personnel management.
   Helps in self evaluation
   Help in creating healthy competition because it
    brings out the deficiencies and shortcomings of
    the employees.
                          Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Essentials for effective
performance appraisal system
   Mutual trust between supervisors and
    employees
   Clear objectives
   Standardization
   Training
   Job relatedness
   Strength and weakness
   Feedback and participation
   Individual differences
   Post appraisal system
                       Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Essentials----
   Post appraisal interview
   Review and appeal




                        Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Steps for effective performance
appraisal
   Establishing performance standard
   Communicating performance standards to
    employee
   Measuring actual performance
   Comparing actual standards with performance
   Discussing the appraisal with the employee
   Initiating corrective actions.


                       Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Methods of performance
appraisal
 Traditional methods
Ranking method
Grading method
Man to man comparison method
Graphic rating scale
 Modern methods

Mbo
Assessment centre method
360 degree feedback and etc
                   Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012
Assignment one(individual)
Performance appraisal is not merely for
 appraisal but is for accomplishment and
 improvement of performance. Discuss

Submission: Friday 5th October 2012 at 10:00
 Am.




                    Sanchawa, Denis H   11/5/2012

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Lecture5

  • 1. Sanchawa, Denis H HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS 11/5/2012 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
  • 2. Definitions  Performance appraisal is the process of assessing the performance or progress of an employee, or a group of employees on the given job, as well as his potential for future development.  Performance appraisal or Performance evaluation is a method of evaluating the behaviour of employees in a work place, normally including both the quantitative and qualitative aspect of job performance. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 3. Meaning and description  Thus, performance appraisal comprises all formal procedures used in organisations to evaluate the contributions, personality, and potential of individual employees. In other words, performance appraisal includes the comparison of performance scales of different individuals holding similar areas of work responsibilities and relate to determination of worth of the scales for the achievement of organisaton objective. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 4. Meaning and descriptions  Performance appraisal is a systematic evaluation of the employees performance at work. Performance appraisal is a process of evaluating an employees performance on a job in terms of its requirement.  It is a process of estimating or judging the value, excellence, qualities of status of some object, person or thing. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 5. Characteristics of performance appraisal  A Process : Performance appraisal is not a one-act play. It is rather a process that involves several acts or steps.  Systematic Assessment : Performance appraisal is a systematic assessment of an employee‘s strengths and weakness in the context of the given job.  Main Objective : The main objective of it is to know how well an employee is going for the organisation and what needs to be improved in him. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 6. Characteristics----  Scientific Evaluation : It is an objective, unbiased and scientific evaluation through similar measure and procedures for all employees in a formal manner  Periodic Evaluation :appraisal of an individual employee is likely to occur at certain intervals through out that person‘s history of employment (say quarterly, six monthly, annually, etc.)  Employee Feedback : Performance appraisal system provides information to employees on how well they are doing their jobs, and this feedback is provided to them when it is relevant. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 7. Purpose of performance appraisal  Appraisal Procedure : It provides a common and unified measure of performance appraisal to the employees.  Decision Making : Performance appraisal of the employees helps in decision making by the management.  Work Performance Records : Performance appraisal gives us a complete information in the form of records regarding every employee. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 8. Purpose of performance appraisal  4. Employees Development : Performance appraisal guides  5. Enables Supervisors to be More Alert and Competent :  6. Merit Rating . It enables them to make more careful analysis of personnel in the organization.  7.It improve employee employers relation. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 9. Uses of performance appraisal  Helps in deciding promotion  Helps in personnel actions such as demotion ,transfers and layoffs  Helps in wage and salary administration  Helps in training and development  Helps in personnel research in the field of personnel management.  Helps in self evaluation  Help in creating healthy competition because it brings out the deficiencies and shortcomings of the employees. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 10. Essentials for effective performance appraisal system  Mutual trust between supervisors and employees  Clear objectives  Standardization  Training  Job relatedness  Strength and weakness  Feedback and participation  Individual differences  Post appraisal system Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 11. Essentials----  Post appraisal interview  Review and appeal Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 12. Steps for effective performance appraisal  Establishing performance standard  Communicating performance standards to employee  Measuring actual performance  Comparing actual standards with performance  Discussing the appraisal with the employee  Initiating corrective actions. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 13. Methods of performance appraisal  Traditional methods Ranking method Grading method Man to man comparison method Graphic rating scale  Modern methods Mbo Assessment centre method 360 degree feedback and etc Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012
  • 14. Assignment one(individual) Performance appraisal is not merely for appraisal but is for accomplishment and improvement of performance. Discuss Submission: Friday 5th October 2012 at 10:00 Am. Sanchawa, Denis H 11/5/2012