Improve the way you performance manage staff
High effort
High impact
At the heart of it, performance management involves a business and its employee getting the most out of the relationship. For the business, the process involves ensuring it is able to best leverage the skills and experience an individual has while, or an employee, it helps drive learning and development key to their current job role and future career. Taking the time to ensure the way your business performance manages staff will help both sides and drive important improvements and change.
Define, or revisit to update, the strategic goals your business has for the next one, three and five years
Impact: high
Set up one-to-one conversations with each of your employees to find out what they see as their strengths and weaknesses
Impact: high
Now speak with line managers to see how those skills and weaknesses map to their thinking about the people they manage
Impact: medium
Take these findings and use them with line managers to create a set of objectives using the SMART method that are owned by everyone and recognise where each member of staff can have the greatest impact
Impact: high
See how other businesses have managed to make similar performance management strategies stay relevant and impactful
Impact: low
What can I do with this Action Plan?
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How will I know if my action plan is working?
Staff satisfaction survey results
Staff satisfaction surveys help gauge sentiment at regular intervals