The performance appraisal process involves several key steps to evaluate employee performance effectively.
Setting Clear Objectives: At the beginning of the appraisal period, managers and employees establish specific, measurable goals that align with organizational objectives.
Ongoing Monitoring and Feedback: Throughout the evaluation period, managers monitor performance, provide regular feedback, and address any issues as they arise.
Self-Assessment: Employees often complete a self-assessment, reflecting on their accomplishments, strengths, and areas for improvement.
Manager’s Evaluation: The manager reviews the employee's performance based on set objectives, behaviors, and achievements using specific criteria.
Performance Review Meeting: A formal meeting is conducted where the manager and employee discuss the evaluation, provide feedback, and identify areas for development.
Development Plan: Based on the review, a development plan is created to address skill gaps and improve future performance.
Documentation and Follow-Up: The performance appraisal process is documented, and timely follow up the development plan.
This process fosters growth, aligns performance with organizational goals, and enhances employee engagement.