Today I would like to talk a little bit more about improving
the effectiveness and accuracy of your employees. Today I would like to talk about the benefits
of Performance Management. If you have
any comments, please feel free to leave them at the bottom.
Benefits of
Performance Management
If you have a worker that is not pulling their weight, do
you do nothing, waiting for them to do something so egregious that you can fire
them? No, you try to fix the problem and
improve on the situation. You help your
employees become better employees. Here
are some benefits of not giving up on Performance Management:
1) Improved quality
2) Improved
communication
3) Better
Organizational Alignment
4) Increased
Organizational Output
5) Reduced Management
Time
6) Increased employee
independence
7) Increase employee
satisfaction
All 7 of these add up to one big benefit - Increased potential
profitability for the company. When your
employees are all working at their peak, you will be able to do more with fewer
resources at a lower cost, therefore generating higher revenues and higher
profits. So does it not make sense to
help your employees out in their jobs.
If your company does not have a formal Performance Management program in
place, they may seriously want to consider starting one.
And remember all of
you Human Resources professionals: Be
Human... Be a Resource... Be a Resource
for Humans.
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