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Topic: Five Ways to Improve Learning with Performance Management
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Lynn S.
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Five Ways to Improve Learning with Performance Management
05-22-2011 / 8:05 pm #1
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The convergence of learning and performance management creates an opportunity to diagnose and prescribe ways to better develop critical talent. By integrating learning and performance, organizations can more easily identify workforce trends in a more predictive manner, target organizational capability gaps, and enhance connections to build alignment with the business needs.
Whether the integration of learning and performance is driven by the organization’s learning group or HR, both groups need to know how to take advantage of this convergence. This paper describes five ways that performance management can improve training initiatives:
• Producing development plans that work
• Improving leadership development programs
• Making learning opportunities more visible
• Aligning the training department to organizational needs
• Making learning and human resources more strategic
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Debora M
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Re: Five Ways to Improve Learning with Performance Management
07-24-2019 / 6:10 am #2
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Employee performance management and improvement is an increasingly popular topic in today’s workplace. And the reasons are not much of a secret – they directly correlate to how profitable the business is and determine its very survival. Create a workforce of nonperforming employees and your business might very well land on its deathbed before long. On the flip side, create an effective workforce and you’re no doubt on your way to success.
with the right performance management process checklist, you can turn things around.
1. Make performance management an opportunity for performance coaching2. Provide employees with positive reinforcement
3. Align your performance management reviews with what you’re reviewing
4. Provide ample opportunities for learning and development
5. Provide feedback effectively
There’s no denying that approaches to improving the employee performance management process may be unique from one company to the other. Nonetheless, when implemented effectively, these practices will result in a wide range of benefits for both the employees and the managers.
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