Performance Management in Practice
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Author: Simon
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Level: Beginner - Intermediate
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Study time: 60 minutes
This module consolidates all previous sessions on setting goals, giving and receiving feedback, and developing team members. The ultimate objective? Equip you to make sound decisions: who to grow, reward, or let go.
You will learn how to lead the process effectively, what to say (and what to avoid) during formal review meetings, and how to make confident decisions to keep, develop, or manage your team members.
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Video time: 45 minutes
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Assignment: 1
Simon Carvi
Treating performance management as a yearly HR ritual fails teams and leads to unfair decisions. Too often, managers promote based only on “just performance,” avoid the real conversations, and fail to ensure promotions are fact-based. This module helps you identify your top performers and, when necessary, let people go the right way.
Inside module 5
Performance Management in Practice
1. The Performance Management Reality Check
- Why annual-only reviews fail
- What performance management really means for you
2. Tools, Timing, Roles & Your Performance Calendar
- Setting up a year-round performance rhythm
- Clarifying manager vs. HR roles
3. What Gets Measured: KPIs and Competencies
- Balancing metrics with behaviors
- How to ensure fair evaluations
4. Conducting Effective Performance Reviews
- What to say (and what to avoid)
- Structuring fair and productive review meetings
5. Managing High Performers
- Recognizing and rewarding impact
- Avoiding “one-size-fits-all” development
6. Managing Poor Performance
- Distinguishing skill gaps from behavior issues
- Coaching, escalation, or exit: choosing the right path
7. Performance Decisions
- Who to grow, who to reward, and who to let go
- Making fact-based, confident people decisions
Implementation focus
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7 Lessons
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15 Videos
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7 Knowledge checks
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20 Questions
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1 Assignment
Your Performance Management Evaluations
Consolidate performance management on a factual basis. Use data, feedback, and competencies to ensure your decisions are fair, consistent, and transparent.
The "Monday Morning Test"
Apply your operating system in practice: make clear people decisions : who to promote, who to develop, and when it is time to let go. Use my performance management process and implement your yearly appraisals with discipline so your team trusts the process.
