Delivering Performance Feedback
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The potential for organizational improvement, whether in productivity, customer service, or innovation, relies on the performance management of the organization's employees. For the organization to succeed, performance feedback must be done in ways that have value to the employees, ways that motivate them to voluntarily contribute their best to the work effort.
In Delivering Performance Feedback participants not only learn innovative feedback techniques, they also have the opportunity to discuss and practice what they learn through an integrated set of small-group activities and peer discussions. In this intense two-hour session participants will focus on:
- A manager's responsibility to manage
- The critical importance of ongoing feedback
- The employees' need to understand how their responsibilities relate to organizational goals
- The clear and consistent delivery of formal and informal performance feedback
- Navigating difficult conversations
Key Topics
- Why manage performance?
- The difference between performance management and performance appraisal
- Obstacles to managing performance
- Aligning organization and employee goals
- Providing continuous feedback
- Conducting productive feedback sessions
- Ineffective evaluation techniques to avoid
- Planning and writing the performance appraisal
- Dealing with the problem performer
- Delivering effective constructive feedback