OVERVIEW

Managing subordinate’s performance requires the Head of Department and People

Managers to equip themselves with multiple competencies including managing

performance and monitoring discipline.Performance Management means creating both competence and growth for employees. Effective Performance Management incorporates a series of ongoing assessments, processes and activities that encourage growth and measure progress in attaining objectives.

Good Performance Management focuses on developing others. This workshop will

help in assessing performance and making decisions to develop the performance of

others. Managing performance comes with greater responsibility for the work output

and progress of others. Following the process will help you grow the skill to evaluate

others.Identifying areas that require either correction of performance or development of

skills is crucial to a productive workforce. Management at all levels needs to be able

to coach and counsel toward desired outcomes to prevent formal disciplinary steps

 

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Shared a common understanding on how performance management systems

can be effectively utilized to raise the performance of individuals and teams

 

• Devise “SMART” annual performance objectives (e.g., objectives that are

specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and trackable).

 

• Enhanced their skills in setting clear expectations and objectively measuring

individual performance using objectives and competencies as key measures.

 

• Identified and practiced some performance management strategies and

techniques to enhance the performance and motivation in under-performing

and high performing team members using proven coaching techniques.

 

• Practice giving and receiving objective and constructive performance

feedback with confidence and reduced anxiety.

 

 

 

 

COURSE OUTLINE

THE PRINCIPLES OF PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT

• Introduction to Performance Management Framework
• Performance Management Cycle and Purpose of Performance Review
• Pitfalls in Managing Performance

 

 

 

 

PERFORMANCE PLANNING

• Setting performance standard or measures
• Setting “SMART” Annual Objectives
• Communicating performance objectives

 

 

 

 

PERFORMANCE REVIEW AND APPRAISAL

• Roles of Manager and Employee in Performance Review
• Objectively assessing and rating performance
• Manager’s approach for managing different performance level – Star

Performer, Mediocre Performance and Low Performer.

 

 

 

 

PERFORMANCE COACHING

• Using GROW Coaching Model as Performance Development
• Ethics in Coaching
• Creation of Safety Net in Coaching

 

 

 

 

ONE TO ONE PERFORMANCE REVIEW MEETINGS

• Preparation for the Annual Performance Review Meeting
• Conducting the Annual Performance Review meetings
• Giving constructive and motivational feedback
• Using questions to help employees review their own performance
• Handling challenging situation

 

 

 

 

 

PERFORMANCE AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT

• Roles of Manager and Employee in Performance Development Plan
• Analysing the performance gaps
• Providing appropriate coaching methodology to close the performance gaps
• Identifying horizontal and vertical career development

 

 

 

 

PROGRESSIVE DISCIPLINE

• Progressive discipline steps
• Dismissal for misconduct
• Consultation and documentation

 

 

 

 

MANAGING POOR PERFORMER

• Concept of Performance Improvement Program (PIP)
• Roles and Responsibilities in Managing PIP
• Action Plan in Managing PIP

 

 

CONSEQUENCES MANAGEMENT

• Consequences of Por Performer
• Managing Termination of Employment due to Poor Performance
• Roles and Responsibilities in Termination

 

 

 

METHODOLOGY

Lecture

• Group Discussions
• Case Studies
• Q&A Sessions
• Hands-on Activities
• Project Discussion