M - Establish the objectives of the Performance Management System
A - Determine what the evaluations will focus on
J - Develop preliminary drafts of the evaluation forms and guidelines
P - Discuss and negotiate performance expectations with each appraisee and work group
i) before finalizing the standards and procedures that will be used
C - Write up the finalized performance evaluation standards and procedures and make sure the appraisee understands and accepts
N - Provide work group members with support and guidance in developing strategies, establishing schedules and procuring the resources necessary
G - Begin the formal appraisal interview
H - Provide ongoing feedback
K - Ask the appraisee to describe specific accomplishments that should be recognized..
B - Discuss observations and concerns not mentioned by appraisee
L - Monitor both individual and group progress
O - Problem solve, consult, remove obstacles, and propose corrective actions as deficiencies identified..
D - Jointly develop a plan for performance improvement that delineates who will do what to overcome deficiencies...
R - Document positive and negative critical incidents and behaviors ..
a) after evaluating employees
I - Complete Performance evaluation forms based on data collected throughout the appraisal...
Q - Use the appraisal results to guide decisions regarding job assignments, training or rewards
b) after they are discussed and interpreted with the ratee
E - Identify appropriate changes in existing job analysis and position descriptions by discussing them with employees and relevant others
F - Evaluate the effectiveness of the new system on the basis of quality and performance data and appraisee's reaction to the new procedures
S - Evaluate your own performance as a manager
a) based, in part, on appraisal results for employees
T - Update and revise, in writing, the job analysis and description for each employee
a) after using the new appraisal system for at least a year
Sequence these activities in the order in which they should be completed to maximize the effectiveness...
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