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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT BRIEFING. University of California, Riverside May 2008. Briefing Agenda. Discuss the purpose of the UCR Performance Management process Review the process Provide supplemental materials and resources Discuss the importance of constructive feedback.
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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENTBRIEFING University of California, Riverside May 2008
Briefing Agenda • Discuss the purpose of the UCR Performance Management process • Review the process • Provide supplemental materials and resources • Discuss the importance of constructive feedback
Why Conduct Performance Appraisals? • Establish Performance Expectations • Identify Successes • Identify Performance Problems • Establish Goals and Objectives • Identify Training Needs • Establish Personal and Professional Development Plans • Salary Administration • To Positively Impact Future Performance
Performance Management Define Job Responsibilities Planning Appraise Performance Set Expectations Manage/Coach
Define Job Responsibilities (Performance Planning) Ensure position description is current, including the essential job functions
2. Set Expectations (Performance Planning) Establish Performance Expectations • Performance expectations should link to the organization’s mission, values and goals • Performance expectations should define “how well” each function or task must be performed • provides a benchmark against which to evaluate work performance
2. Set Expectations (Performance Planning) Establish Goals • A statement describing a condition/result needing to be achieved • A target to aim for, but that has not yet been hit
2. Set Expectations (Performance Planning) Types of Goals 1. Development Goals - Goals established for personal/professional growth 2. Innovation Goals - Goals established for creating a new process, function or program; higher level of service 3. Improvement Goals - Goals established to correct performance that is below standards and requirements
3. Managing and Coaching (throughout the year) AFFIRMING COACHING COUNSELING DISCIPLINING
4. Appraise Performance Who should evaluate performance? • Immediate Supervisor • Department Head (if applicable) • Co-supervisor/team leader (if applicable)
4. Appraise Performance Gather and review • Employee’s “Self” Appraisal • Position description • Informal review notes and other supporting materials • Previously established performance expectations and goals
Performance Appraisal Forms • Self Appraisal Form - Standard Version • Self Appraisal Form - Narrative Version • Comprehensive Performance Appraisal Form - Standard Version • Comprehensive Performance Appraisal Form - Narrative Version • "Update" Performance Appraisal Form • Supplemental Feedback Form • Individual Development Plan (IDP) Form
Campuswide Performance Standards Campuswide Performance Standards Appraisal Form • Use this form to evaluate MSP employees for their performance during FY 07/08 • Proposed - Use this form to evaluate PSS employees for their performance during FY 08/09
Constructive Feedback • Convey positive intent • State issues in specific behavioral terms • Describe the impact on the department • Ask for feedback • Agree on solutions
Contact Information Contacts • Sue Anderson • X 2-3145 • Sue.anderson@ucr.edu • Heidie Rhodes • x 2-2463 • Heidie.rhodes@ucr.edu • Cynthia Seneriz • X 2-2464 • Cynthia.seneriz@ucr.edu