Rater Errors
Performance Measures Criteria
Six Purposes of Performance Management
Reasons for Transition
The Performance Management Process
100

Similar to me: 

individuals who are similar to use in race, gender, background, interest, beliefs are likely to receive higher ratings than those who are not

100

Strategic congruence: 

The extent to which a performance management system elicits job performance that is congruent with the organization's strategy, goals and culture.

100

Strategic: 

Link employee behavior and expected results with organization goals.

100

1.

Millennials want more regular feedback, transparency, clarity and responsibility for work.

100

Step 1: 

Define performance outcomes for company division and department.

200

Contrast:

ratings are influenced by comparison between individuals instead of an objective standard

200

Validity: 

The extent to which a performance measure assesses all the relevant-and only the relevant-aspects of performance (content validity).

200

Administrative:

Used in salary administration (pay raises), promotions, retention-termination, layoffs, recognition of employee performance.

200

2. 

They want to know how they are performing.

200

Step 2: 

Develop employee goals, behavior, and actions to achieve outcomes.

300

Leniency:

raters giving high ratings to all employees regardless of their performance

300

Reliability:

The consistency of a performance measure. An important type of this is inter-rater reliability-the consistency among the individuals who evaluate the employee’s performance.

300

Developmental:

Identify employee strengths and weakness for managers to use in providing feedback and coaching, and developments and career planning.

300

3. 

Managers are becoming more responsible for developing and coaching employees.

300

Step 3:

Provide support and ongoing performance discussions.

400

Strictness:

Central tendency:

rater giving low rating to all employees regardless of their performance

rater gives middle or average ratings to all employees despite their performance

400

Acceptability:

Whether the people who use a performance measure accept it.

400

Communication:

Emphasize what employees are expected to do, how they are performing, and what they need to improve. Indicate important company values and principles.

400

4. 

Business needs to become more agile to successfully deal with economic and competitive forces.

400

Step 4:

Evaluate performance.

500

Halo:

Horns:

rater gives employee high ratings on all aspects of performance because of an overall positive impression of the employee

rater gives employee low ratings on all aspects of performance because of an overall negative impression of the employee 

500

Specificity: 

The extent to which a performance measure tells employees what is expected of them and how they can meet these expectations.

500

Organization Maintenance:

Documentation:

Show workforce performance, training, and development and talent acquisition needs.

Record for administrative decisions and information for litigation and investigations. 

500

5.

6.

Companies want better data to make talent management decisions about promotions, pay raises and development opportunities.

Recent surveys conclude that the tradition practices are ineffective.

500

Step 5: 

Step 6:

Identify improvements needed.

Provide consequences for performance results.

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