What is Performance Management?
I often hear the quote “What gets measured gets done” often attributed to Peter Drucker, a recognised leadership guru. I believe that this is a fundamental element of what is commonly known as Performance Management. However Performance Management encompasses so much more…
- Performance Management is all about getting the best out of employees to achieve organisational or business goals.
- Performance Management is a cycle of planning what the organisation wants to achieve, doing tasks and reviewing to see what has been achieved.
- Performance Management is about linking strategy / business plans with employees work.
- Performance Management is about making sure that resources are prioritised to achieve organisational goals.
- Performance Management is about clarifying targets and goals for individuals.
- Performance Management is about making sure that employees understand their role in the organisation or business.
- Performance Management is about making sure that employees know what is expected of them in their jobs.
- Performance Management is not just about what employees need to achieve but also “how” they behave at work.
- Performance Management is a process to manage employees professionally.
- Performance Management is not just the annual performance review; it is more about managing employees day to day on the job.
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