Performance Appraisal and Employee FeedbackThe concept for performance appraisal and employee feedback comprise of a series of instruments and discussions that are geared to successfully guide, motivate, and develop employees. The main focus of these, more or less formal, discussions and systems are situation-based. For example, in a personnel development assessment discussion the focus is on the feedback concerning strengths and personal development potentials of the employee, as well as the needs of planning further education and development opportunities. Whereas a traditional assessment discussion is a formal procedure where supervisors assess the abilities and performances of employees in specific areas according to relevant and clearly defined criteria in fixed intervals. In addition to fulfilling demands of industrial law different criteria are in the forefront depending on your primary aims and objectives:
Task oriented assessment: To what extent has the employee fulfilled his basic tasks and defined quality criteria? The questions, which type of feedback discussion you want to introduce into your business and how firmly this should be formalised depends primarily on the goal setting. Are formal decisions like compensation variables, junior force and career planning, transfer, promotion, integration after an apprenticeship etc. in the forefront? Or are improvement of leadership dialogue, feedback and promotion of an open and trusting communication climate the primary goals? Can your goals be achieved in an assessment discussion system or should you; for example, separate the formal assessment and decision about premiums from an intensive discussion on behavioural feedback? INFO GmbH has extensive experience in planning, development, introduction and result evaluation of employee dialogues and assessment discussions. We can offer your business competent consultation in these matters and more. Special Advantages
Primary Application SituationSee the above mentioned aims and objectives, primarily for the improvement of dialogue between supervisors and employees, for systematic potential assessment and development, including fulfilment of industrial law requirements; also partially within the framework for introducing competence management |

