Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Improvement Review
(PIR)
Mantrac
HRD
Purpose
To help you UNDERSTAND
“Employee Development
Process”
Basic Steps in
“Employee Development Process”
Competenci
es,
Job
Objectives
/
Re w a rd s Expectation P e rf o rm a n c
& On g o ins g e
Re c o g n it io n Co a c h in g & Im p ro v e m e
Fe e d b a c k nt
D is c u s s io n /
Re v ie w
Tra in in g
&
D e v e lo p
m e nt
P la n
2
BENEFITS 1 3
5 4
6
If we handle this Development Process
well:
“PARTNERSHIP”
•
• Be open and straightforward
•
• Preserve others “Self-Esteem”
•
• Always assume value in your employee
•
• Think “Win-Win”
Making it Easier
•
• Employee nominate 2-3 colleagues from
other departments for their input on
his/her performance
•
• Manager/Supervisor review list and add 2-
Performance Improvement
Discussion
What it is?
•
• A Periodic Discussion between employee
and direct manager/supervisor (covering a
12 months period)
•
• Results in a Development Plan for the
employee in 3 key Areas/Parts
PAST
PRESENT
FUTURE
3 Key Parts in a
Performance Improvement
Discussion
PART 1:
Performance Review (last 12 months) (PAST)
• Review of accomplishments versus Competencies
- Objectives – Expectations
PART 2:
1. Key Strengths:
Capabilities that enabled the person to
make a contribution to the business.
2. Improvement Needs:
Performance capabilities most in need of
development in order to improve
individual’s contribution to the business
3. Performance Problems:
Deficiencies, if any, significant enough to
need correction in order to meet current
job requirements
Difference between KPI’s and
Performance Improvement
Review (PIR)
KP I’s Performance Improvement
•Ha s t o d o wit h t h e Fin a n c ia ls Review
•Me a s u re Ac h ie ve d vs . Ta rg e t • Nothing to do with Financials
•Mo re fo c u s o n n u m b e rs • Preset objectives / tasks
a c h ie ve d • Covers behavior / attitude of
•Do e s n o t d ire c t ly h ig h lig h t employee
s t re n g t h • Identifies Strengths and
a n d im p ro ve m e n t Improvement needs
nee ds • A key tool for employee
•No t d ire c t ly re la t e d t o Development plan & Training
e m p lo ye e De ve lo p m e n t needs
p la n & Tra in in g n e e d s • Outcome affects employee
•Ou t c o m e a ffe c t s e m p lo ye e Development plan and Merit
An n u a l Bo n u s Increase
OUTCOMES
of a Successful Performance
Improvement Review
• Self-direction
• Empowerment
• Improved communication and
cooperation
• Increased motivation
Some Problems faced with the
Performance Reviews
• Culture of blaming rather than
constructive feedback
• No agreement on Objectives
• Lack of Operational Specifics (Goals-Time
frame)
• Not conveying Expectations
• Differing standards among Managers
• Lack of Follow-up
• Becomes a Salary Discussion
• Becomes a Career Discussion
Some Annoying Points with the
Performance Reviews
• No Discussion with employee
• No details (specific examples) – generic
opinion
• Confrontation with reality (due to lack of
ongoing feed back – surprises even with
specific examples)
• Additional work for managers due to lack
of specific examples to support
evaluation/opinion or work left till last
minute
• Lack of detailed Development Plan
• Lack of follow-up (on employee behavior,
skills and capabilities progress)
Structure of
Performance Review
Discussion
• Put subordinate at ease
• State purpose
• Emphasize Performance Criteria
• Give overview of Evaluation
• Discuss Strengths
• Discuss Improvement Areas
• Collectively develop Improvement Plan
• Summarize and Check for Agreement
• Conclude Positively
Guiding Points
(for the Manager)
A FACT of Life:
If so:
opinion
Guiding Points
(for the Employee)
A FACT of Life:
If so:
opinion
Performance Improvement Review
Successful Performance Improvement Program
is based on 3 Foundations
1 2 3
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