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II.1.1 Definition
purposes, it becomes part of managerial strategy, the implicit logic of which is that
management must tell them what to do, judge how well they have done, and reward.
counseling and it provides the opportunity for the employee to provide feedback
on the job assigned. Hence it enables the management to determine whether the
right person has been assigned to the right job. If the problem is not due to the
employees, the management determines the problem areas and seeks total
transferring
expected performance level. If the employee does not achieved his/her usual
example, a new technology that eases the employee’s job may be require new
the entire serviced item will be returned to customer within five working days.
II.2.1 Definition
The standard of performance is the condition that will exist when the task or
performance.
employees, establish the standard performance expected on all jobs. Confirm all
1. All the employees write down their view about their existing job, specific
3. The behaviors are added or deleted until the entire department agree that the
4. Each employee lists their expectations of the other roles in the same department
5. These expectations again are discussed, adjusted and finally agreed by the entire
department.
6. Each employee decides what are expecting from the person in that role.
7. Every employee in each job makes a list of role summaries that has been
8. The list of role summaries are reviewed again before another role is analyzed.
The performance standard will be reviewed from time to time. With the help of the
performance will be more feasible and justifiable with the involvement of the
subordinates.
The subordinate may be able to point out the missing factors that the
management has overlooked. After the discussion with the management, the
subordinates are able to understand better the aim of standard performance. This will
avoid or reduce greatly the argument of the performance standard in the future.
limitations. Hence, there is no single best technique that serves all purposes.
The method of performance appraisal which rater answers “yes or no” that a
Example given:
a) Advantage
b) Limitations
The measurement factors are determined by “yes or no” only. Then it makes the
appraiser finds difficulty to do grading when the person did not always
accomplish.
where the employee rates on factors such as quantity of work, dependability, job
Graphic rating scale includes both numerical ranges and written descriptions.
High Low
Capability A B C D E F
OR
High Low
Capacity 1 2 3 4 5 6
The six- point scale is ideal for most practical purposes. Avoid the range
being too wide or narrow. The numerical scales are more preferable due to easier
calculation.
a) Advantages
b) Limitations
The rater must have sound knowledge of psychology and human behavior.
The appraisal must be trained before he/ she can use them.
Example given:
2. Peter 2. Mary
3. John 3. John
a) Advantages
b) Limitations
Not feasible when the appraiser has a large group of people. He has difficulty to
Few employees are observed and compared at the same time. The rank is
determined by the basis of number of times each employee was preferred over the
others.
Mary is not preferred by all the people in the group. John is the most preferred
a) Advantage
By comparing one to another at the same time, the result of the comparison is very
fine.
b) Limitations
This method is not suitable when every employee is unique to their nature of job.
A force choice method has a number of items; each item is with few
statements. The appraiser reads the items carefully and picks the one statement that
is most descriptive and another one for least descriptive. The most descriptive
statement will have the highest weights and the least descriptive statement will have
a) Advantage
It is easy to understand.
b) Limitations
The checklist can also have varying weights assigned to each question. The
Example given:
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a) Advantage
b) Limitations
This method is not suitable for the development and counseling processes.
incidents that illustrate both positive and negative behaviors of the employee the
rater then uses these incidents as a basis for evaluating the employee’s performance.
a) Advantages
employee.
b) Limitations
The rater is required to restrict incidents regularly, which can be hard and time-
consuming.
different people.
This method may also lead to friction between the manager and employees when the
made by raters. Regardless of the performance criteria or the nature of the appraisal
a) Halo Effect
The halo effect occurs when the rater’s personal opinion of the employee
raters must evaluate personality traits, their friends, or people they strongly dislike.
Some raters do not like to rate employees as effective or ineffective, and they
distort the ratings to make each employee appear average. On rating forms, this
distortion causes evaluators to avoid checking extremes. Instead, they place their
c) Stereotyping
d) Personal Prejudice
Appraisers have great personal preference or dislike for the appraisee which
will have tremendous effect on the appraisee’s rating. If there are grounds to suggest
that an appraiser may not be fair to the appraisee because of personal conflicts or
e) Attributions
Another perceptual error that can affect the validity of the performance
appraisal involves the attributions the rater makes about employee behavior. Making
f) Recency Effects
that occurred most recently. Essentially, supervisor rate the employee’s most recent
behavior. Recency errors are most likely to occur when there is a long period of time
This rating error may cause the wrong person being promoted. Positive
leniency may over rate the person’s performance and raise unwarranted expectations
of the employee for promotions. Negative leniency may frustrate the employee who
has done well. No matter how good he performed, he is unable to satisfy the
superior.
The manager should gather to discuss the nature of problem and the solution
for it and finally conclude one solution that is acceptable to all for each problem.