performance reviews 
HR Brew
APRIL 11, 2024
Some have fallen under the “carrot” category, while one could be considered a “stick”: Tying office attendance to performance reviews. More recently, Envoy started incorporating office attendance into performance reviews. “I Sharma followed up with HR Brew in March after Envoy completed its review cycle.
PeopleStrategy
MARCH 12, 2024
As we approach the quarter-point of the year, it’s an opportune moment for HR professionals to delve into the intricate world of performance reviews. Start with Clear Communication: Set Expectations Early Effective performance reviews begin with clear communication.
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ClearCompany HRM
DECEMBER 13, 2022
We’ve made it to performance review season once again. The end of the year is traditionally the time when managers and employees take an intentional look back at how the employee performed over the course of the past year — or six months, if your company does semi-annual reviews, too.
15Five
JANUARY 31, 2024
It’s no secret that people still hate performance review season. According to Gallup , only 2 in 10 employees strongly agree that their performance is managed in a way that motivates them to do outstanding work. And 95 percent of managers are dissatisfied with their organization’s review system. Want to see a demo?
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Business Management Daily
MAY 3, 2022
As summer approaches, it’s time to start scheduling and preparing for mid-year performance reviews. Regular performance reviews are an integral part of a strong overall performance management system. Here is what you need to know about conducting mid-year performance reviews.
DecisionWise
MARCH 28, 2024
Performance reviews are an essential part of any organization’s operations. This article delves into some of the more common performance review methods, but ultimately demonstrates how a 360-degree performance review is the ideal process for nearly all organizations.
Speaker: Jordan George, Director, Leadership & Talent Development
Each of these scenarios is but a minor annoyance in contrast to the most dreaded terror of all: the annual performance review. Despite its prevalence in the workforce, the traditional annual review process is notably, almost comically flawed. And it’s not just leaders that can’t stand them – employees hate annual reviews, too.
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Traditional performance reviews aren’t working for employees (1 in 5 admit they’d rather call in sick than have one) and nearly 90% of business leaders are currently reevaluating their approach to performance reviews. The way we evaluate and develop talent is broken.
Speaker: Dr. Robert Sniderman, President of The Entrepreneurial Edge, Inc. and HRFocus USA.
Research and feedback on traditional performance management systems indicates that the parties involved do not find the process valuable. Employees who receive “positive” performance reviews complain they are not good enough and employees that receive “negative” performance reviews complain they are inaccurate and not good enough.
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Performance reviews are a proactive way to engage with your employees, provide clear communication about expectations, and acknowledge them for their hard work. We put together this checklist to help you evaluate your current performance review process and equip managers with the right tools to perform individual assessments.
Speaker: Jo Weech, CEO & Primary Consultant, Exemplary Consultants
Since “Constant Change is Here to Stay”, why is it that the Annual Performance Review is holding its own after nearly a century of being in existence? In the 1950s, the US Government instituted the Performance Rating Act, whereby government employees could be rewarded for their work with bonuses and accolades.
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Traditional performance reviews aren’t working for employees (1 in 5 admit they’d rather call in sick than have one) and nearly 90% of business leaders are currently reevaluating their approach to performance reviews. The way we evaluate and develop talent is broken.
Speaker: Angie Wideman-Powell, Director of Human Resources, ClearCompany
Most organizations are ditching annual performance reviews and implementing a culture of continuous feedback. In continuous feedback cultures, employees no longer have to wait until the end of the year to get feedback on their performance or address their concerns, obstacles and challenges.
Speaker: Tom Davenport, President’s Distinguished Professor of Information Technology and Management, Babson College
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