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Course:
MBA(M) sec-A
Batch:
2014-2016
Semester:
Subject Name:
Management Process And
Organisation Behaviour
Subject code:
101
MS-
Topic of assignment:
Performance Appraisal
Ms.
Date of submission:
5th 2014
October
Question 3
Performance appraisal may be informal or formal. To improve performance, appraisal should be
based on goals jointly set by managers and subordinates. Discuss the important issues involved
in making promotion, transfer, demotion and separation decisions. Consider an example for any
organization of your choice.
better supervisor. The completed Performance Appraisal forms are maintained in the employees
personnel file in Human Resources and are released only to the employee, the supervisor or other
persons authorized by law, regulation, or policy. Performance appraisal is generally done in
systematic ways which are as follows:
1. The supervisors measure the pay of employees and compare it with targets and plans.
2. The supervisor analyses the factors behind work performances of employees.
3. The employers are in position to guide the employees for a better performance.
2. Time period: the targets have to be achieved within a given period of time as time period is
very necessary so as to earn the performance appraisal. If you are achieving target after the set
time by the orgnisation than obviously you are not going to earn any kind of performance
appraisal.
3. Skills required to achieve objectives: there are different kind of qualitative and quantitative
skills required to achieve performance appraisal or we can say to attract consumers. An
individual must be capable enough to sell his products within a given period of time so as to earn
the desired performance appraisal.
4. Check that objectives are achieved or not: expecting to get performance appraisal without
analyzing that whether you have achieved performance appraisal or not and after that you can
apply for performance appraisal .
5. Inform the employee if the objectives were achieved or not: the employee must be informed
about the objective as whether it has been achieved or not so the employee can put more efforts
to achieve the desired objective so as to geth the performance appraisal.
6. If not achieved why these were not achieved: there must be certain reasons as why were these
objectives not achieved and the employee must give absolute reasons.
7. If achieved, reward and motivate: if the certain defined objectives are achieved , the employee
must get his performance appraisal of compensation and promotion.
organization is moving in
objectives. However, most managers find it difficult to help others to coach ( guide) and appraise
performance of employee. Judging an employee's performance accurately is not always easy, bec
ause it requires constant watch on the work of employees.
1. Promotion: Performance Appraisal helps the supervisors to chalk out the promotion
programmes for efficient employees. In this regards, inefficient workers can be dismissed
or demoted in case.
Ratings Definitions
Use the following as a general guide when determining your ratings for each item:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Types of Appraisal
There are mainly two types of performance appraisal in an organization:
1. Formal Appraisal
2. Informal Appraisal
These appraisals are analysed in a business organisation in avery different manner
Formal Appraisals
Formal systematic appraisal usually occurs semi-annually or annually. Formal appraisal has four
major purposes:
1.To let employees know formally how their current performance is being rated;
2.To identify employees who deserve merit raises;
3.To locate employees who need additional training; and
4.To identify candidates for promotion
1. Observe
2. Communicate
3. Check work
4. Give immediate feedback
So informal performance appraisal means continual process of feed back to employees. It is
information about how well employees are doing their work for theorganization. Informal apprai
sal can be conducted on a day-to-day basis
Promotion : Employees are promoted to next higher position when their performance is
in accordance with standards laid down by
the organizations, i.e. when employees achieve targets over a given period of time,
for certain number of years.
Transfers Employees are transferred for variety
of reasons. When employee is promoted, they can betransferred because the higher
level position may be available at some other places. Employees aretransferred because the perfo
rmance may not be satisfactory and organization cannot lay-off employee,.
Employees may be transferred for personal reasons or they are transferred because of on thejob training.
Demotion Demotion is a kind of punishment. When employees have not performed according to
the laiddown standards, or show indiscipline or disobedience or negligence or irresponsibility etc
they may be demoted or we can say they are briught down to a lower level than they were before
the assigned task.
Separation
In case of extreme and continuous negligence and indiscipline employees can be laid-off. The
movement of personnel within an organization
their promotion, transfer, demotion, and separation is a
major aspect of human resource management. The actual decisions about whom to promote and
whom to fire can be the most difficult, and important, which a manager has to make.
1. CompetenceHow competent are employees in their work? Do they need additional training?
Performance evaluations by managers can help determine what talent is available. To what
extent do HRM policies attract, keep and develop employees with skills and knowledge needed
now and in the future?
2. Commitment:. How committed are employees to their work and organization? Surveys can b
e conducted through interviews and questionnaires to find answers to this question.
3. Congruence:. Is there agreement, between the basic philosophy and goals of the organization
and its employees? Is there trust and common purpose between manages and
employees? Incongruence can be detected in the frequency of strikes, conflicts between
managers and subordinates, and grievances. A low level of congruence results in low levels
of trust.
4. Cost effectiveness: Are HRM policies cost-effective in terms of wages? benefits,
turnovers, absenteeism, strikes, and similar factors
Let us take the example of a company who uses the various techniques of
performance appraisal.
Reward
1. Promotion based on performance
2. Productivity and profit linked incentive schemes.
3. Training including long-term Term
Career Design
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Criterias
1. Ideas
2. Efforts
3. Result: cost reduction/productivity improvement
HR INITIATIVES
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
Stated above are some of the basic commonly used techniques that are adopted by
companies and TATA MOTORS is one of those companies that generally help the
employees to appraise their performance by giving the stated above welfare schemes .
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. www.jethr.com
2. www.ukessays.com/essays
3. www.managementstudyguide.com/performaceappraisal
VIPER REPORT
the performance appraisal. If you are achieving target after the set time by the orgnisation than obviously
you are not going to earn any kind
performance appraisal.3. Skillsrequired toachieveobjectives: there are different kind of qualitative and
quantitative skills required to achieve
performance appraisal or we can say to attract consumers. An individual must be capable enough to sell
his products within a given period of time so
as to earn the desired performance appraisal.4. Checkthatobjectivesareachievedornot: expecting
to get performance appraisal without analyzing
that whether you have achieved performance appraisal or not and after that you can apply for
performance appraisal
theobjectiveswereachievedornot: the employee must be informed about the objective as whether it
has been achieved or not so the employee can put
more efforts to achieve the desired objective so as to geth the performance appraisal.6.
Ifnotachievedwhythesewerenotachieved: there must be
certain reasons as why were these objectives not achieved and the employee must give absolute
reasons.7. Ifachieved,rewardandmotivate: if the
certain defined objectives are achieved , the employee must get his performance appraisal of
compensation and
ImportanceofPerformanceappraisalPerformanceappraisalisimportanttaskofmanagerstohelpo
theremployeestoimprovetheirperformance
Themanagerwhosupervisestheworkofsubordinate,knows the knowledge
skillsandattitudesrequiredforaccomplishingjobsandwhetherthesearepossessed by
employees. PerformanceAppraisal
ofemployeesisimportantforthe organizationbecausetheappraisalof
workcompletedbyeachemployeedetermineswhether the organization
ismovinginthedirectionofits
objectives.However,mostmanagersfinditdifficulttohelpotherstocoach(guide
andappraiseperformanceofemployee.Judginganemployee'sperformanceaccuratelyisnotalwa
yseasy,becauseit requiresconstantwatchon
theworkofemployees.Promotion:Performance Appraisal helps the supervisors to chalk out the
promotion programmes for efficient employees. In this
regards, inefficient workers can be dismissed or demoted in case.Compensation:Performance
Appraisal helps in chalking out compensation packages for
employees. Merit rating is possible through performance appraisal. Performance Appraisal tries to give
worth to a performance. Compensation packages
which includes bonus, high salary rates, extra benefits, allowances and pre-requisites are dependent on
performance appraisal. The criteria should be
merit rather than seniority.Employees Development:The systematic procedure of performance appraisal
helps the supervisors to frame training policies
and programmes. It helps to analyse strengths and weaknesses of employees so that new jobs can be
designed for efficient employees. It also helps in
framing future development programmes.Selection Validation:Performance Appraisal helps the
supervisors to understand the validity and importance of
the selection procedure. The supervisors come to know the validity and thereby the strengths and
weaknesses of selection procedure. Future changes in
selection methods can be made in this regard.Communication:For an organization, effective
communication between employees and employers is very
important. Through performance appraisal, communication can be sought for in the following
ways:Through performance appraisal, the employers can
understand and accept skills of subordinates.The subordinates can also understand and create a trust
and confidence in superiors.It also helps in
maintaining cordial and congenial labour management relationship.It develops the spirit of work and
boosts the morale of employees.Motivation
Performance appraisal serves as a motivation tool. Through evaluating performance of employees,
a person's efficiency can be determined if the
targets are achieved. This very well motivates a person for better job and helps him to improve his
performance in the future.Ratings DefinitionsUse
the following as a general guide when determining your ratings for each item: Unacceptable: A standard
of performance well below minimum requirements
not effective Needs Improvement: A standard of performance generally below acceptable standards;
needs development Meets Expectations: A standard of
performance meeting all normal requirements of the position Exceeds Expectations: A standard of
performance generally exceeding expected results
above average Outstanding: A standard of performance leaving no consequence to be desired; highest
possible effectiveness.TypesofAppraisalThere are
mainly two types of performance appraisal in an organization:Formal Appraisal Informal AppraisalThese
appraisals are analysed in a business
organisation in avery different manner
FormalAppraisalsFormalsystematicappraisalusuallyoccurssemi-annuallyor annually
Formalappraisalhasfourmajorpurposes:1.Toletemployeesknowformallyhowtheircurrentperfor
manceis beingrated
Toidentifyemployeeswhodeservemeritraises;3.Tolocateemployeeswhoneedadditionaltraining
;and
ToidentifycandidatesforpromotionHowisFormalAppraisalDone?As
weknowHumanResourcemanagerhavejobandpositiondescriptionsforalljobsin
theorganization.Theobjectivestobeachievedaremutuallyagreedbetweenthe`supervised'and`s
upervisor
Theagreedobjectivesarewrittendownon a`form'.Thisformis
aspecialformwhichcontainsfollowing information:1. Name ofemployee2. Jobtitle
Job/positiondescription4. Objectives/goals to beachievedin ayearorsixmonths orthreemonths5.
trainingreceived6. Trainingto bereceived
Doestheemployeerequirespecialguidance8. Strengthsandweaknessofemployee
SignatureofimmediatebossTheperformanceappraisalformsaredifferentindifferentorganizations
butmostof theformwill
havetheaboveinformation.InformalAppraisalsInformalappraisalisadaytodayroutineappraisal,
whenmanagersmeettheirsubordinatealmostdaily
In thisprocesstheyusefollowingmethods:1. Observe2. Communicate3. Checkwork
GiveimmediatefeedbackSoinformalperformanceappraisalmeanscontinualprocessoffeedback
toemployees.It
isinformationabouthowwellemployeesaredoingtheirworkfortheorganization.Informalappraisal
canbe conductedon a day-to-daybasisGOAL
SETTING MODELGoal setting model in an organisaton requires careful planning. Goal can be
established n a variety of ways the best way to
goals is to set joint participation between the employee and the supervisor.Goal Setting SMART
goalsSpecific-precise and detailedMeasurable-with
criteria for determining progress and successAchievable-attainable and action orientedRealistic-relevant
and alignedTime related-grounded with a time
frame.This whole system is known as 90 degree appraisal system also called 2 tiersPerformance