Performance and Evaluation
Performance and Evaluation
Performance and Evaluation
QUIZ1
A stage in the Performance Management Process which involves meeting between employees
and the manager
= Performance Review
=Development
A researcher who has created a model to talk about how an individual responds to a
performance conversation
=David Rock
= Performance Standards
The process used to ensure an organization connects its vision/mission to the work of its
employees.
=Performance Management
Quiz 2
=False
Evaluations should be conducted fairly, consistently and subjectively to protect the employees
and the organization’s practice.
=False
=False
Developing standard performance measures can be one of the more time-consuming parts of
creating a performance evaluation system.
=True
A performance evaluation system can motivate staff to do their best for themselves and the
practice by promoting staff recognition and improving communication.
= True
PRELIM
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Performance expectations should go beyond the job description and entail a range of expected
answers.
= False
= True
The information collected by a Performance management system is most frequently used for
identification of employee strengths and weaknesses.
= True
Two important prerequisites before PM system are knowledge of the organization mission and
strategic goals and knowledge of the job which is done through job description.
=False
An iterative process of goal-setting, communication, observation, and evaluation to support,
retain and develop exceptional employees for organizational success
A stage in the Performance Management Process wherein the manager uses the insights and
information gained from other phases to reset performance goals for employees.
Written disciplinary and termination procedures should outline the actions that will be taken
when employee performance deteriorates.
=True
=True
Five (5) job performance areas that should be included in a performance evaluation form of
most staff positions
=Quality of work , Job knowledge and skills, Quantity of work, Attitude , Work habits.
The primary goals of a performance evaluation system are to provide an equitable measurement
of an employee’s communication to the workforce.
=False
As pointed out by Edie Goldberg during the SHRM Conference 2015, for documentation to occur
employees need to personally commit to the goals that they are trying to achieve.
= False
The meeting between the employees and the manager during the Performance Review stage is
called
The meeting between the employees and the manager during the Performance Review stage is
called
= True
Discussions happen when salary increases are awarded or performance problems emerge.
= True
Performance Management forms are designed to evaluate performance and plan for employee
development.
=True
Performance Assessment helps the organization to use the information obtained in a productive
manner for the future requirements.
=True
At the Performance Planning stage, ongoing performance feedback and coaching must be
considered.
=False
The method used to ensure that a company relates its vision / mission to its staff's work.
=False
A researcher who developed a model to explore how a person reacts to a conversation about
performance.
=True
=False
One of the more time-consuming parts of creating a performance evaluation system can be the
development of standard performance measures.
= True
Four (4) most influential bodies of research and innovation that are impacting Performance
Management today
One way to ensure consistency in developing an evaluation form is to use a varied evaluation
form for each evaluation.
=False