3. Identifying and Measuring Employee Performance
Included while measuring employee performance
Quantity of output
Quality of output
Timeliness of output
Presence/attendance of the job
Efficiency of the work completed
Effectiveness of work completed
Types of performance information
Trait based information
Behaviour- based information
Results-based information
Performance Standards
4. PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS
• Also called as Employee Rating, Employee Evaluation, Performance
Review.
• Performance Appraisals are done for:
Administering Wages and Salaries
Performance Feedback
Indentify employee strength and weakness
Improving previous or poor performance
6. Performance Appraisal decisions
These decisions are undertaken by-
The HR
The Manager
• Informal and Systematic Appraisal processes
• Timing of Appraisals
• Legal concerns with performance appraisals
7. Who conducts Appraisals
Supervisory rating of subordinates
Employee rating of managers
Team/ Peer Rating
Self Rating
Outsider Rating
Multisource/360 degree feedback
8.
9. Tools for Appraising Performance
Category Scaling Methods
Graphic Rating Scales
Behavioural Rating Scales
Comparative Methods
Ranking
Forced distribution
Narrative Methods
Critical Incident
Essay
Management by objectives – MBO Process
Combination of Methods
10. Training Managers and Employees
Rater Errors
Varying Standards
Recency and Primary effects
Central Tendency, Leniency and Strictness Errors
Rater Bias
Halo and Horns effects
Contrast error
Similar-to-Me / Different-from-Me Errors
Sampling errors