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    Topic: Changing the culture of performance management

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    Neil Stone Dip DigM
    Neil Stone Dip DigM
    Changing the culture of performance management
    10-26-2017 / 6:32 am    #1

    Hi Everyone,

    I thought you may be interested in an eBook i've recently put together in performance management.

    It explores:

    What has changed in the culture of performance reviews
    How you can get your managers to embrace process change
    How new technology can support your managers long term
    How to shift your organisation’s culture from talking about people to talking with people
    Why you should be spending time on meaningful conversations, rather than ticking off processes
    How to integrate your management teams into embracing a culture change

    You can dowload a copy using the link below:

    https://comms.kallidus.com/ebook-performance-management-ws

    Hope you find it interesting.

    Thanks,

    Neil
     

    Sunil Raina
    Sunil Raina
    Re: Changing the culture of performance management
    09-12-2019 / 6:21 am    #2

    If you understand your emotions and how to manage them, you will be more effective in expressing your feelings at workplace..Many companies now view emotional intelligence as being as important as technical ability.Emotional intelligence in the workplace is one of a number of soft skills that make employees better at their jobs..So you can ask Why Emotional Intelligence?

    Let us park this question and take the conventional route. When we talk about performance in general, what do we measure? Cognition, Awareness, Decision Making, and a lot more other traits. Most of us still focus on IQ in the first place. However, we are not aware that these traits are the source of our emotions that help drive our IQ and this all combined builds that force within us that up scales and levels up the key performance indicators.

    Manali Vyas
    Manali Vyas
    Re: Changing the culture of performance management
    04-24-2020 / 5:00 am    #3

    The modernized performance management system is gaining momentum in this tech-savvy age. It is not the old filling in forms for appraisal processes or managing performance in a bossy way anymore. With the inundation of millennials and the advancement of technology, creating learning opportunities for employees, continuous appraisal process, and managing performance by upskilling and cross-skilling the employees have become the trend. 
    Synergita automates performance management and increases employee engagement. 
    Goals management 
    Continuous feedback 
    360 degree feedback 
    Rewards and recognition 
    Employee engagement surveys 
    Training and development 
    Talent management 
    Custom reports and analytics   
     

    Debora M
    Debora M
    Re: Changing the culture of performance management
    08-10-2020 / 3:05 am    #4

    Organisational culture defines the way employees complete tasks and interact with each other in an organisation. The cultural paradigm comprises various beliefs, values, rituals and symbols that govern the operating style of the people within a company. 
    Corporate culture binds the workforce together and provides a direction for the company. In times of change, the biggest challenge for any organisation may be to change its culture, as the employees are already accustomed to a certain way of doing things.
    Organisations must structure their recruitment processes to attract and engage incumbents with the same beliefs and values that constitute the organisation’s culture. 
    This ensures the new employee’s assimilation to the company and further strengthens corporate culture. 
    Companies should also ensure that they align corporate culture with performance management systems.

    When culture and management systems are not aligned, management must redirect them so that employee behaviour results in the achievement of organisational goals.
     

    Aaron Dave
    Aaron Dave
    Re: Changing the culture of performance management
    09-12-2023 / 6:55 am    #5

    Changing the culture of performance management is a transformative process aimed at redefining how organizations assess, develop, and motivate their employees. This shift involves moving away from traditional, annual performance reviews toward more agile, continuous feedback and development-oriented approaches. It focuses on fostering a culture of ongoing communication, collaboration, and growth between managers and employees. By implementing changes in performance management culture, organizations can enhance employee engagement, improve accountability, and drive overall organizational success.




     
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