This document discusses the uses of personal appraisals and essentials of an effective performance appraisal. It outlines 7 uses of personal appraisals including career development, goal setting, performance reviews, skill enhancement, communication, self-awareness, and decision making. It then lists 5 essentials of an effective performance appraisal: clear goals, regular feedback, objective evaluation criteria, employee involvement, and constructive dialogue. Finally, it outlines the 4 steps in appraising performance: establishing standards, communicating standards, measuring performance, and comparing/discussing results.
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Uses of Personal Appraisals
This document discusses the uses of personal appraisals and essentials of an effective performance appraisal. It outlines 7 uses of personal appraisals including career development, goal setting, performance reviews, skill enhancement, communication, self-awareness, and decision making. It then lists 5 essentials of an effective performance appraisal: clear goals, regular feedback, objective evaluation criteria, employee involvement, and constructive dialogue. Finally, it outlines the 4 steps in appraising performance: establishing standards, communicating standards, measuring performance, and comparing/discussing results.
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USES OF PERSONAL
APPRAISALS USES OF PERSONAL APPRAISALS: 1. Career Development - Assessing your skills and achievements helps identify areas for improvement and sets the foundation for professional growth.
2. Goal Setting - Personal appraisals help in setting
realistic and achievable goals by understanding strengths and weaknesses. 3. Performance Reviews - Many organizations use self- assessments as part of the employee performance review process to gain insights from the employee's perspective.
4. Skill Enhancement - Identifying areas of improvement allows
individuals to focus on developing specific skills that can benefit their personal and professional life.
5. Communication - Sharing self-assessment results can facilitate
open communication between employees and managers, fostering a better understanding of individual contributions and challenges. 6. Self-awareness - Regular self-evaluation promotes self- awareness, enabling individuals to understand their values, preferences, and work styles.
7. Decision Making - Knowing your strengths and weaknesses
can aid in making informed decisions about career choices, projects, or personal development opportunities.
8. Motivation - Acknowledging achievements during a self-
appraisal can boost motivation and confidence, encouraging individuals to continue their efforts. ESSENTIALS OF AN EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL ESSENTIALS OF AN EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL: 1. Clear Goals: Clearly defined performance expectations and objectives that employees should meet during a specific period.
feedback to employees about their performance to facilitate continuous improvement. 3. Objective Evaluation Criteria: Using specific, measurable, and unbiased criteria to assess employee performance, avoiding subjective judgments.
4. Employee Involvement: Involving employees in the
appraisal process, encouraging self-assessment, and considering their input on goals and development plans. 5. Constructive Dialogue: Fostering open and honest communication between managers and employees, creating a platform for discussing achievements, challenges, and future goals.
6. Focus on Strengths and Improvement Areas:
Recognizing and reinforcing positive performance while addressing areas that need improvement, promoting a balanced approach. STEPS IN APPRAISING PERFORMANCE STEPS IN APPRAISING PERFORMANCE: 1. Establishing performance standards 2. Communicating the standards 3. Measuring the actual performance 4. Comparing actual performance with desired performance 5. Discussing results [Feedback] JOB EVALUATION Job evaluation is the systematic process of assessing the value or worth of different jobs within an organization. Objective of Job Evaluation Its primary objectives are to establish fair and equitable compensation structures, ensure internal consistency, and facilitate effective HR management. Principles of Job Evaluation: 1. Equity: Treat similar jobs equally in terms of their value and compensation. 2. Objectivity: Use standardized criteria and evaluation methods to ensure consistency. 3. Relevance: Evaluate jobs based on their requirements and contributions to organizational success. THANKYOUUU!!! Group 2: Jhun Rey Aberjedo Jhenica Macapagal Kristine Noble Ken Hardee Revilla