6 Ways Great Leaders Conduct an Effective Performance Appraisal
As a supervisor, there are some tasks that are less than enjoyable. More often than not, the employee performance appraisal…
As a supervisor, there are some tasks that are less than enjoyable. More often than not, the employee performance appraisal…
Perhaps the most overlooked dimension of managing people is the understanding of what motivates people and what satisfies people about…
We’re not, according to Deloitte’s BusinessConfidence Report 2014, which summarizes findings from a survey of 600 U.S. executives—300 c-suite executives…
First things first. This wise little maxim is the underlying theme of “Stop Teaching People How to Give Feedback,” a…
Articles about “meaningful work”—and what that phrase means—are cropping up everywhere. Here’s a small sampling: · “4 Tips To Help…
As with just about every aspect of performance management, opinions are divided on the question of whether managers should focus…
Part of the challenge of managing people is learning how to motivate them. In a previous post, we asked, “Is…
We sparked some interesting conversation when we mentioned Aubrey Daniels in a recent post about the need for more frequent…
“All leaders do some coaching. If nothing else, they offer input through performance reviews. But providing feedback once a year…
One of the primary objectives of performance reviews is to ensure that needs are being met—departmental needs, functional needs, organizational…
If you’re familiar with Reviewsnap you know we’ve enthusiastically championed performance appraisals for nearly 20 years. In our view, performance…
Sixty percent of best-in-class organizations consider employee recognition extremely valuable in driving individual performance. This statement comes from the Aberdeen…