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Performance Appraisal

and Outcomes

Student’s Name
Institutional Affiliation
Introduction

 Performance appraisals are critical to the lifeblood of a
company.
 The appraisals can be carried out by superiors, peers,
customers, or subordinates.
 Importantly, appraisals give an organization a valuable
channel for evaluating the workforce, feedback, and
evaluating developing a reward system.
 Some of the interrelated aspects of performance appraisal
addressed here include elements and processes of
assessment, evaluation, development, and best practices.
Appraisal Process

Reflect

Set
Reward
Goals

Feedback

Develop
Review learning
plan
Performance Evaluation

 Conducting the
performance appraisal
is part of the
organization’s core
competencies.
 Conducting the
evaluation is to
facilitate information on
the employees’ value
and productivity.
Self Appraisal

 Self appraisal may be difficult
to conduct as it involves a
personal reflection of one’s
work.
 However, it is necessary for the
employees to give clear
perspectives of their thoughts
about their roles.
 Employees are in a better
position to engage on what
works best for their
productivity and their
limitations.
Manager Appraisal

 Manager appraisals
essentially involves
employees giving their
stance on the performance of
their managers.
 The evaluation may also
involve the managers giving
their views on the
performance of the
employees.
 In this capacity, both types of
appraisals will be put to use.
Learning and Development Plans


 It is important that through the appraisal process that the
management puts in place measures that are bound to improve and
develop the performance of the employees.

 The development plans in this regard may include more


training sessions and even face to face learning courses
where the employees gain certification.
Frequency and Purpose of Appraisal

 Performance evaluations are
to be conducted every
quarter of the year to assess
how performance is
impacting on the overall
organization.
 The organization intends to
use the appraisals as ground
for improving the
performance of the
organization by establishing
better internal practices.
Activities in Completing the Appraisals


 Reflect
 Examining why the job exists
 What results have been produced
 What were the challenges
 How to adapt to the changes
 Set Goals
 Employees will set goals for their performance.
 Managers to evaluate the consistency of the goals set with the
employees’ roles.
 Learning and Development Plans
 The management establishes training and education plans for the
development of the employees’ skills and expertise.
Cont’d

 Review
 A proper analysis of the appraisals given are
conducted
 Feedback
 Constant feedback is provided at all levels of the
evaluation process
 Reward
 The outcomes of the review process may result in
bonuses, salary increases and other non-financial
rewards.
References

 Bicudo de Castro, V. (2017). Unpacking the notion of subjectivity:

Performance evaluation and supervisor discretion. The British

Accounting Review, 49 (6): 532–544.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.bar.2017.08.003

 D'Souza, J. & Gurin, M. (2016). The universal significance of Maslow's

concept of self-actualization. The Humanistic Psychologist. 44 (2)


References

 Eva, N., Meacham, H., & Schwarz, G. (2018). Is Co-Worker Feedback

More Important than Supervisor Feedback for Increasing Extra-

Role Behaviors?. Academy of Management Proceedings, 2018 (1):

11942). https://doi.org/10.5465/AMBPP.2018.11942

 Schultz & Schultz, D. (2010). Psychology and work today. Prentice

Hall. ISBN 0-205-68358-4


References

 Selden, S. & Sowa, J. (2011). Performance management and

appraisal in human service organizations: Management and

staff perspectives. Public Personnel Management, 40(3), 251-

264.

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