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Page 1: PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL. General Introduction: – Why managing performance? – What is performance management? Performance Management at BESIX? – Self Appraisal

PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

Page 2: PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL. General Introduction: – Why managing performance? – What is performance management? Performance Management at BESIX? – Self Appraisal

• General Introduction:– Why managing performance?– What is performance management?

• Performance Management at BESIX?– Self Appraisal– Objective Setting 2015

CONTENT

Page 3: PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL. General Introduction: – Why managing performance? – What is performance management? Performance Management at BESIX? – Self Appraisal

GENERAL INTRODUCTION

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WHY MANAGING PERFORMANCE?

The global market obliges every international oriented company to be in a continued process of finding ways to improve its organizational effectiveness and increase its business performance through :

Measuring performance at corporate level based on strategic and operational objectives

Measuring individual contribution to the corporate performance based on individual objectives

Result: Aligned Employees, One Direction & Focus

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WHY MANAGING PERFORMANCE?

Performance management is the process of creating a work environment or setting in which people are enabled to perform to the best of their abilities.

Performance management is a whole work system that begins when a job is defined and allocated to someone.Then it needs to be monitored and reviewed continuously in order to be finally evaluated.

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3. Yearly Appraisal: performance evaluation & competence assessment

1. Yearly Objectives:

Performance objectives (what)

Development Plan for competencies

(how)

2. During Year:- Continuous monitoring & feed back- Interim Appraisal (when transfer, change of line manager, …) - Continuous goal setting- Use of individual activity logbook to add extra tasks, objectives, trainings,

….

THE CAREER CYCLE @ BESIX

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Development Performance ManagementCompetence ManagementTraining Performance measurement Resource allocation Staff evaluationEmployability of people

Reward

Remuneration & bonus allocation

Promotion

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PerformanceDevelopment

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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT @ BESIX

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WHY SELF APPRAISAL

• Manager is informed of employee’s perception on owns work

• Manager is aware of the accomplishments employee is most proud

• Prepare a discussion about one’s career goals, ambitions and progression within the company

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HOW SELF APPRAISAL: BASIC QUESTIONS FOR THE EMPLOYEE

• Start with your objectives and add the extra tasks and activities you realized, through the activity logbook

• What was your role this year? • Did you achieve your objectives?• What went well? • What was more difficult?• Did you ask for feedback?• …

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• Objectively think about the things that you have done well and the things you would do differently

• Take responsibilities for failures but also outline the possible constraints in your work

• Provide data and facts, use examples• Include some weaknesses as points to improve/learn• Try not to over or underestimate yourself.

HOW SELF APPRAISAL: TIPS & TRICKS

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HOW SELF APPRAISAL: ALSO

• Think about

– your objectives of next year and make proposals– your development plan/trainings to follow and make

proposals

• Share your realistic ambitions

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Flight:• People say …• Everyone makes mistakes• Better next time

Aggressive:• You are wrong• You never agree

Assertive:• I-statements• facts & figures• raise your questions or concerns

Manipulative:• Gossip• Flattering

TIPS FOR EMPLOYEES AND LINE MANAGERS:

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OBJECTIVE SETTING 2015

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OBJECTIVES 2015

• Objective can be a task, a competence or a behaviour on which the employee focus in order to achieve a specific result.

• Objectives should be SMART– Specific– Measurable– Achievable– Realistic– Timely

• Objectives should support the business needs and the individual’s plans to progress

• Employee should commit to the objectives• Focus on average 3 objectives per year