Performance Management: Development & Deployment
- Format: Self-paced
- Course Duration: 1 hr 18 mins
- SHRM Professional Development Credits: 1.25
- HRCI General Recertification Credits: 1.25
- Certificate of Completion (after passing quiz)
Learn how to develop and deploy performance management methods for supporting a strong management team, one that openly communicates with its employees and works to maintain a collaborative environment. Performance management is an on-going, significant aspect of the employment cycle. It's essential for human resources to integrate the right feedback guidelines and principles into their organization's culture. This course is designed for HR professionals by an HR professional. It includes a complete overview of the Performance Management process and its overlap with the employment cycle. It also provides a review on setting performance criteria, developing goals and giving effective feedback. Finally, there's a lesson on annual performance reviews and trends. My mission is to help HR professionals succeed and this course will help you understand the performance management process and how you can implement it in support of your organization.
SHRM:
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HRCI:
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Title: Important features
Module: Human Resource Information System Review
Duration: 1:02
Performance management is becoming a very popular segment of Human Resource Information Systems. I'll highlight several important features for a performance management software solution that you should keep in mind.
First, going back to an earlier lecture, it must allow the employee and manager to review, edit and add goals throughout the year.
Second, it should have a strong reporting and analytics component to assist with business decisions and strategic planning.
Next, you should look for a system that has a method to create employee development goals.
Also, you'd want it to have a capability for collecting feedback from multiple people.
Fifth, the system should have automated email notifications and reminders.
And finally, the software must have a notes tool for both managers and employees which will enable them to have an ongoing dialogue.
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- Welcome and Course Overview
- What is Performance Management?
- Where does Performance Management fit into the Employment Cycle?
- Formal types of Performance Management Systems
- HR's Role Overview
- Introduction
- Goals defined
- Development and revision of goals
- HR's Role
- Do's and Don'ts
- Introduction
- Effective Feedback Defined
- Types of Feedback: Development: Coaching & Mentoring; Recognition; Constructive
- How to give effective feedback
- Coaching employees on receiving feedback
- HR's Role
- Do's and Don'ts
- Introduction
- Annual Performance Review vs. Performance Management
- What could go wrong?
- Link to the Rewards Phase
- HR's Role
- Do's and Don'ts
- Introduction
- Major HRIS providers with Performance Management Offering
- Important features
- HR's Role
- Trends
- Social Performance Management Systems
- Course wrap up
Instructor: Christina A. Danforth
Christina A. Danforth, SHRM-SCP and SPHR, is a Business Owner and Learning and Development Specialist specifically focused on career growth of HR professionals. Christina taught the SHRM Certification Exam Prep Course at Central CT State University for several years. She also served as a...