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Performance Appraisal |
Description of Performance Appraisal. Explanation. |
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Definition Performance Appraisal. Description.
A Performance Appraisal is a process that consists out of the assessment by a qualified person of the performance and of the development and training needs of an employee. It is important to realize there are two sides to any Appraisal:
Any Performance Appraisal should be:
Any Appraisal should be well prepared for by both the manager and the employee. Although normally the line manager of the employee is best positioned to be the appraiser, in some organizations it can be a special Personnel Manager. The advantage can be that this specialized person has more experience, special skills and knowledge on doing employee reviews. An issue is that the Personnel Manager must be aware of how the employee is functioning in his work environment. This can be supported by Peer-Appraisals and/or by 360-Degree Feedback. Forum
Compare with: Self-Appraisal | Peer-Appraisal | Behavioral Observation Scales | Competency-based Approach | Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scales | 360-Degree Feedback | Management by Objectives | CSFs and KPIs | Result Oriented Management | Pre-Employment Screening |
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