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Beyond Annual Reviews: How Employee Engagement and Productivity Transform Through Continuous Performance Growth
The traditional annual review is becoming a relic of the past, and the statistics tell a compelling story. 70% of HR managers believe the annual review is ineffective, while 44% of employees still see traditional performance management as a significant failure. Even more striking, 22% of employees have cried after a performance review, and 37% […]
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Four Great Alternatives to the Annual Performance Review: Putting Your PMS Metrics to Work
The performance management system has a lot of value for an organization. Primarily, it’s how you put the information that you gain to use that will benefit you the most. Specifically, it’s time to get rid of the annual performance review (if you haven’t already) and come up with better ways to monitor, collaborate on, […]
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Annual Performance Reviews Are Dead: Long Live the One-on-One
If you’ve missed the news, here it is: the annual performance review is dead, although many companies might not yet realize it. It’s actually been deceased for a long time, and employers have only been propping up its body. The value of these reviews, long questionable, has finally faded away (if it was ever there […]
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Modern Employee Reviews: What to Cover and What to Ignore
Annual performance reviews – we all hate them. It’s time that we admitted that. Managers and team members alike loathe these impersonal, virtually worthless goads designed to punish employees for not reaching arbitrary goals. Those are harsh words, but they’re deserved. And the deep truth in them is why the annual performance review is dying […]
