Episode 46

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Published on:

19th Jul 2023

Building an Effective Performance Management Process When You're Part of a Busy HR Team

Summary

In this episode, CheeTung Leong shares strategies for building an effective performance management culture, even with limited resources. He emphasizes the importance of clear communication, continuous feedback, goal setting, streamlined performance reviews, and employee development. By implementing these practices, HR teams can create a harmonious and impactful performance management culture that inspires excellence.

Key Takeaways

Clear communication: Establish transparent channels to ensure performance expectations are well defined and understood by everyone.

Continuous feedback: Encourage regular guidance and support from managers to help employees understand their strengths and areas for improvement.

Goal setting: Work with managers and employees to set SMART goals that align with the organization's objectives.

Streamlined performance reviews: Leverage technology to automate the review process, track employee progress, and reduce administrative burden.

Employee development: Prioritize the growth and development of employees by providing training opportunities and support for acquiring new skills.


Timestamp

[0:00:00] Communication is key for effective performance management practices.

[0:00:26] Embrace continuous feedback to fine tune performance.

[0:01:06] Set smart goals aligned with organization's objectives.

[0:02:00] Streamline performance reviews with technology.

[0:02:00] Invest in employee development for improved performance.

Transcript

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Jim Kanichirayil

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Your friendly neighborhood talent strategy nerd is the producer and co-host for The HR Impact Show. He's spent his career in sales and has been typically in startup b2b HRTech and TA-Tech organizations.

He's built high-performance sales teams throughout his career and is passionate about all things employee life cycle and especially employee retention and turnover.