Performance Appraisal: A Scorecard Model

By Eric Alagan

Year-end review. Annual staff evaluation. Interviews and feedback. Don't we love it!

Cogs in a machine. One wheel drags and the works slow; or worse-they gum up. Remember that shirker in your college project team?

Yes, you know the primary problem: we work in teams but conduct performance appraisals at the individual level. A tough nut? Not really. There is a solution.

You need a scorecard model that quantifies-hard numbers-each team's and individual's contribution in relation to corporate goals. Yes, ultimately an employee's performance must be tied to achieving business goals-sales and profits.

And it's not just for the line-workers. It includes the staff workers too.

Some hints on the protocol to use: No judgement calls-well, there is but it's severely moderated. Several levels of reviews and several reviews-to eliminate games such as playing favourites and sucking up to the supervisor. And to smoothen peaks and troughs in performance by the team and the individual.

Time taken-no more than a "regular review".

The Performance Appraisal Model is a simple model, a collaborative model that everyone in the team helps to build-and buys into from day one. If the people don't own it-no pep talk is going to change anything.

Oh, something else: the Performance Appraisal Model incorporates the 10 goals of an ideal performance appraisal exercise.

Check it out. Pick up copy.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9811408017
• ISBN13: 9789811408014
• Release Date: February 2019
• Publisher: N. Arivalagan
• Length: 114 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"