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Employee Evaluations: Four Tips to Help Managers with Performance Review Conversations


by: Dick Grote
Managers talk with the folk on their teams every day. Whatsoever the topic, most of these conversations happen with no stress, little anxiety, and least tension. But once the oral communication is just about an employee’s performance, anxieties often abound. Here are four route to reduce the tension and sensitivity that too often surround performance evaluations.

1. Don’t wait for the meeting to deliver the performance appraisal form.

I worked for large corporations for fifteen years before beginning my consulting career. Every one of those companies — GE, United Airlines, PepsiCo — took performance appraisal really seriously. And my bosses at those companies likewise took their responsibilities for performance evaluation seriously as well. But all of my bosses kicked off the appraisal discussion in a way that was secured to get it off to a bad start. How did they begin? They set up the time for the meeting and then waited until I was sitting across the table to hand me their completed appraisal form.

At the start of the meeting my boss would-be give me his appraisal form and I would-be engage all of my speed-reading skills, whipping through the document as fast as I could to see what he had same just about my performance. Spell I was reading the evaluation (and probably missing several key points in my haste to take everything in) my boss would-be be behind his desk, deception to work, but in truth trying to gauge how I was reacting to the evaluation he had written.

What a terrible way to begin! Don’t wait until the meeting starts to give the worker your performance appraisal document. It’s far more effective to go up to the worker an hour or so in advance of the meeting, and say thing like this: “Mary, you cognize we’re effort together at two o’clock to go over your performance appraisal. Here it is. Why don’t you take several time between now and then to review it? See it cautiously and jot down any questions that you’d like to ask.”

Giving the person the appraisal to review in advance of the meeting can lessen defensiveness. It allows her time to think just about what you’ve written and prevents spur-of-the-moment reactions. You’ll ordinarily find that giving the person a chance to see what you’ve written in advance produces more much effective business discussions.

2. Set a time frame (and give yourself an extra fifteen minutes).

Your discussion of a person’s performance evaluation may be one of the most important interactions you'll ever have with that individual; do sure you’ve allowed enough time. In most cases, an hour should be comfortable to review the appraisal document itself as well as discuss many an of the else subjects that often pop up during performance reviews — development activities, career plans, and futurity goals and projects. Do certain that the really next activity you’ve regular after finishing the review isn't one that must begin at a set time. If you provide yourself with a little flexibility at the end, you can take the time to wrap up the discussion comfortably.

3. Don’t start by discussing the form itself.

Yes, the form is important, but the form just serves as the formal record of your assessment of how well the individual has done over the past year. Rather than beginning with the 1st entry on the appraisal form and moving lockstep through the document item-by-item, it’s more effective to start by asking a general question that requires the employee’s thoughtful consideration: “Tim, you’ve had a chance to see the appraisal. Why don’t you start by telling me how you feel the past year has gone?” Then listen as the individual responds and continue the discussion from there.

4. Don’t fixate on effort the worker to agree with your performance appraisal.

One of the most common questions managers ask me during training sessions involves how they can gain an employee’s agreement with what they’ve written in the performance appraisal, particularly once what they’ve written isn't entirely favorable. “Don’t try!” is my proposal to them.

What is a performance appraisal? It is a formal record of the supervisor’s opinion of the quality of the employee’s work. Pay attention to the key phrase, “. . . the supervisor’s opinion . . .”

Of course the worker is going to have a several opinion — all of us believe we’re above average. The goal in the performance review discussion is not to gain the employee’s agreement, though it is good if that happens, the goal is to gain the employee’s understanding. As long as the worker understands how you came up with the evaluation, you’ve done your job. Of course, he may disagree (particularly if you’ve set the bar high and have tough, exigent standards). But don’t waste time trying to win over a person that you’re right and she’s wrong. The important thing is that she understands your expectations and how her performance was assessed.

There’s a lot more to conducting good appraisal discussions, of course. But these four tips should do a tough job just a little bit easier.

Just just about the author:
Dick Grote is one of America’s best-known consultants on employee performance management. He is the Chairman/CEO of Grote Consulting Corporation and developer of the GroteApproach web-based performance management system at http://www.groteapproach.com


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