Preparing and Delivering Effective Performance Reviews

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Preparing and Delivering Effective Performance Reviews Presented by Cari Keller

Why have Performance Reviews? Opportunity for two-way communication Recognition for individual performance Goal setting for the upcoming year Opportunity for following up on challenges Opportunity to review current job description Opportunity to discover untapped potential Opportunity to give your employee a voice in their success

The Performance Review should be…. Supportive of Pacific’s vision, mission, and values Based on a measurable, objective description of the employee’s performance, not on personal traits Non-discriminatory Bias free/objective Fair/accurate Provides legal documentation for personnel file As collaborative as possible

The Performance Review should NOT be…. A Surprise

Because….throughout the year Immediate feedback Regular coaching and mentoring Talent development Training/education Succession/Career planning

The Basic Steps Prepare The Meeting Finalize Follow-up

Prepare OPTION Ask the employee to send you, in advance of the meeting, information that you both will find helpful. For example: What were your most notable accomplishments? Which goals were met and which were not and why? Thinking about your work performance, what would you like to have done better? What goals would you like to set for the next year? What can I do to help you meet these goals, support your professional growth and make working in this department successful from your perspective?

Prepare Share a blank copy with your staff to help them prepare for the meeting Set up a time and quiet place to meet with each staff member Review each employee’s last year’s performance review and prepare meeting notes for the dialogue Review any submissions or comments from the employee Write the review Draft S.M.A.R.T. goals for upcoming year

S.M.A.R.T. Goals Specific Describe the goal in specific terms. What specifically must be done? What is expected? Measurable Describe the goal in the objective in measurable terms. How will you know when it is done successfully? Attainable Ensure the goal can be attained. Will the person be able to do it? Relevant Ensure the goal is truly meaningful to the success of the position. How will achieving this goal make a difference? Time Based Set a specific time for the goal to be achieved. By when must it be completed?

The Meeting Review the results of goals and objectives, and development plan Review job performance factors on the performance review form Provide constructive feedback; Acknowledge accomplishments Discuss department and individual plans and goals for next year; review draft of S.M.A.R.T. goals Based on the S.M.A.R.T. goals for next year, draft growth and development plan for the upcoming year Ask what support, mentoring or training the employee needs from you or others to help them succeed. The more the employee participates in the process and talks at this meeting, the more successful you will be.

Finalize Finalize writing the performance review form including goals from both you and the employee Set up a meeting time with employee to share and sign off on the final copy Circulate the form for the appropriate signatures Supervisor and employee should keep a copy of the review Original review with all signatures should be forwarded to Human Resources by July 1st

Follow-Up Set up regular “check-in” schedule to ensure ongoing success/progress and to catch any potential derailments in advance Adjust as necessary – put the changes in writing and agree with the adjustments

Performance Improvement Ratings that require additional follow-up: “Meets Some, But Not All Requirements of the Position” “Does Not Meet the Requirements of the Position” The supervisor can consult with Human Resources to determine the appropriate course of action to address the employee’s performance

Hard Conversations The hardest part of conducting meaningful performance evaluations is having those hard conversations about expectations and poor performance HR is here to help with those hard conversations and to provide tools and resources to help drive these conversations. Here are a few ways to begin the conversations: A – Tony needs to work on his ability to take feedback. B – Tina frequently does not show up to work on time. C – Tony has a tendency to make other people feel intimidated when…. D – Tina rarely shows appreciation to her employees for…… It is always helpful and motivating if you can end these conversations on a positive note. A positive outlook can make all the difference. Example – My job is to help your success in this area – please let me know how I can support you.

Overall Performance Review Rating It should reflect the overall performance and be representative of the mix of individual competency ratings. The overall rating matters. Example – If 8 of the competency ratings were “meets all and exceeds some” and the other 5 were “meets all requirements”, the overall rating should be “meets all and exceeds some”. Example – If the employee had noticeable challenges resulting in 2 to 4 ratings of “meets some but not all requirements” you may want to consider an overall rating of “meets some but not all requirements” Example of HR challenges – We see a supervisor wanting to make aggressive corrective actions or terminate an employee with their most recent evaluation being “meets all requirements” or better. This is the equivalent of an employee doing solid work across the board and very well in some areas. Meets expectations is not “C” work.

Overall Rating and Merit Pay Both the narrative, individual competency ratings and especially the overall rating are critical to differentiate and defend giving one employee more merit money than others….. And not just within your department – across the university. If you choose to deny merit pay ore give something less than the average, the overall rating should align with that decision and be “meets some but not all requirements” or lower. If not, both you and the University are at risk for some type of claim. If you give an overall rating of “demonstrates exceptional performance” then that employee probably should receive the highest merit pay change of anyone in your department or division. The relationship and comparison of ratings matter.

Resources http://www.pacific.edu/About-Pacific/AdministrationOffices/Business-and-Finance-Division/Human-Resources/Employee-Resources/Staff-Performance-Reviews.html