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Performance Management Systems and Strategies aims to provide extensive theoretical knowledge with practical overtones for students, and application-based knowledge for professionals to successfully implement performance management systems and strategies. With such comprehensive knowledge and practi...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Bhattacharyya, Dipak Kumar
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Dehli : Pearson, 2011.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo (Requiere registro previo con correo institucional)
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • About the Author
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to Performance Management
  • Introduction
  • History of Human Resource Management Function
  • Process of Development in India
  • Human Resource Development As a Separate Personnel Discipline
  • Performance Management As an HRD Function
  • Job Description
  • Standards of Performance
  • Observation and Feedback
  • Performance Appraisal
  • Performance Development Plan
  • Performance Management Through Continuous Learning
  • Definitions and Concepts of Performance Management
  • History of Performance Management
  • Performance Management As a Management Tool
  • Philosophy of Performance Management
  • Overview of Performance Management
  • Performance Objectives and Standards
  • Performance Objectives and Standards-Comparative Analysis of Advantages and Disadvantages
  • Characteristics of Performance Objectives
  • Some Examples of Performance Objectives
  • Points to Be Considered for Developing Performance Objectives
  • Standards of Performance
  • Relating Performance Standards to the Hierarchical Level
  • Checklist for Performance Standards
  • Benefits of Performance Management
  • Process of Performance Management
  • Performance Domains
  • Performance Dimensions
  • Teamwork Dimensions
  • Performance Ethics
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Further Reading
  • Case Study on Performance Management Systems
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 2: Performance Planning
  • Introduction
  • Performance Planning Process
  • Development and Contents of a Performance Plan
  • Performance Planning Steps
  • Process of Developing Employee Performance Plans
  • Eight-step Model of Elements and Standards of a Performance Plan
  • Step 1: Understand the Overall Picture
  • Step 2: Identify the Accomplishments at the Work Unit Level.
  • Step 3: Identify Individual Accomplishments and Their Integration with the Work Unit Goals
  • Step 4: Convert Expected Accomplishments into Performance Elements, Duly Mentioning Their Type and Priority
  • Step 5: Determine Work Unit and Individual Measures
  • Step 6: Develop Work Unit and Individual Standards
  • Step 7: Determine How to Monitor Performance
  • Step 8: Check the Performance Plan
  • Preparing the Performance Development Plan
  • Transition from Individual Performance Plan to Group Performance Plan
  • Performance Plan and Role Clarity
  • Role Descriptions Template
  • Creating Strategic Plans and Their Alignment with the Performance Plans
  • Strategy Realization: Essential Elements Through Performance Plans
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Further Reading
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 3: Performance Appraisal
  • Introduction
  • Definitions
  • Role of Appraisals in Performance Management
  • Process and Methods of Performance Appraisal
  • Purposes of Performance Appraisal
  • Importance of Performance Appraisal
  • Objectives of Performance Appraisal
  • Reasons for Failure of Performance Appraisal
  • Steps to Performance Appraisal
  • Characteristics of an Appraisal System
  • Performance Appraisal Design
  • Approaches to Performance Appraisal
  • Types and Methods of Performance Appraisal
  • Traditional Methods
  • Straight Ranking Method
  • Paired Comparison Techniques
  • Man-to-Man Comparison
  • Grading Method
  • Graphic or Linear Rating Scale
  • Example of Graphic Rating Scale
  • Forced Choice Description Method
  • Forced Distribution Method
  • Checklist Method
  • Free Easy Method
  • Critical Incident Method
  • Work Standard Approach
  • Group Appraisal Method
  • Field Review Method
  • Modern Methods
  • Appraisal by Results for Management by Objectives
  • Advantages
  • Disadvantages.
  • Steps Followed in MBO Implementation
  • Assessment Centre Method
  • Human Asset Accounting Method
  • Behaviourally Anchored Rating Scales (BARS)
  • Behavioural Observation Scales (BOS)
  • Mixed Standard Scales
  • Behavioural Checklist Method
  • The 360-degree Appraisals
  • Potential Appraisal
  • Techniques of Potential Appraisal
  • Components of the Appraisal Format
  • Dimension of Personal Attributes
  • Biases in Performance Appraisal
  • The Halo and Horn Effect
  • The Leniency Error
  • The Error of Strictness
  • The Central Tendency Error
  • The Recency Effect
  • The Contrast Error
  • The Similarity Effect
  • Reducing Performance Errors
  • Diagnosing Poor Performance
  • Improving Motivation
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Further Reading
  • Case Study-1
  • Case Study-2
  • Chapter 4: Performance Management Review
  • Introduction
  • Definition
  • Scope of Performance Review
  • Types of Performance Review
  • Performance Review Meeting
  • Steps in Performance Review
  • Before the Performance Review
  • During the Performance Review
  • After the Performance Review
  • Benefits of Performance Review
  • Structured Performance Review Process
  • Performance Counselling
  • Conditions for Effective Performance Counselling
  • Different Phases of Performance Counselling
  • Performance Counselling Process
  • Counselling Interview
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • Further Reading
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 5: Performance Management Systems
  • Introduction
  • Importance of PMS
  • Features of PMS
  • Focus on Objective Setting
  • Systems for Review of Objectives
  • Developing Personal Improvement Plans
  • Training and Development
  • Ensuring Formal Appraisal with Feedback
  • Compensation Review
  • Developing Competence-based Organizational Capability.
  • Process of Building PMS
  • Dimensions of PMS
  • Output or Result Dimensions
  • Input Dimension
  • Time Dimension
  • Focus Dimension
  • Conceptual Framework of PMS
  • PMS and Organizational Strategy
  • Organizational and Social Perspectives of PMS
  • Performance Consulting
  • Role of Performance Consultants
  • The Four Pillars of PMS
  • Performance Management Theatre
  • Annual Stock-taking of Performance
  • E-performance Management
  • Performance Prism
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 6: Strategic Performance Management
  • Introduction
  • Definition
  • Evolution of Strategic Performance Management
  • Characteristics of SPM
  • SPM and Generic Strategies
  • Performance and Strategy Linkage
  • Reward Practices
  • Firm Performance
  • Purpose of Performance Management Strategy
  • The Process of Performance Management Strategy
  • Components of Strategic Performance Management Process
  • Strategy and Performance Management Cycle
  • Dimensions of Linkage Between Individual Performances and Strategy
  • Benefits of SPM
  • Advantages and Disadvantages of SPM
  • Disadvantages of SPM
  • SPM and the Balanced Scorecard
  • SPM and Metrics
  • SPM for Environmental Threats and Risks
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • Further Reading
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 7: Competency-based Performance Management Systems
  • Introduction
  • Managerial Skills and Competencies
  • Skill Inventories
  • Multi-skilling
  • Skills for the New Millennium
  • Developing Competencies for Effective Performance Management
  • Types of Competencies
  • Competency Characteristics
  • Competency Identification and Assessment Process
  • Steps of a Competency Identification Process
  • Steps to Introduce Competency-based System
  • Advantages of a Competency-based Approach.
  • Developing Competency Models
  • Examples of HR Competencies
  • Competency-based Performance Management Systems
  • Essential Elements of Performance-based Competency
  • Competency Dictionary
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 8: Performance-based Compensation
  • Introduction
  • Definitions
  • Various Concepts of Compensation
  • Determining Compensation Through Job Evaluation
  • Incentive Schemes
  • Performance-related Compensation Design
  • Benefits of Performance-based Compensation
  • Performance-related Pay
  • Problems in Monitoring the PRP
  • Selection of Appropriate Performance Appraisal Tools
  • Perceptual Differences Between the Managers and the Employees
  • Lack of Participation of Employees in Designing PRP
  • Compensation Broadbanding Using PMS Results
  • Compensation Design Through Skill-based Programmes
  • Major Obstacles to the Introduction of Skill-based Pay
  • Application of Skill-based Pay
  • Competency-based Pay
  • Obstacles in Introducing Performance-related Pay
  • Performance Guide Charts
  • Use of Performance Criteria for Designing Executive Compensation
  • Calibration of Executive Compensation to Performance
  • Performance Measurement in Executive Incentive Programmes
  • Summary
  • Key Words
  • General Review Questions
  • Critical Review Question
  • References
  • Case Study
  • Chapter 9: Performance-based Career Planning, Career Development, and Succession Plans
  • Introduction
  • Definitions and Concepts
  • Important Elements of Career
  • Meaning and Overview of Career Development
  • Importance of Career Development
  • Significance and Advantages of Career Development
  • Purposes and Objectives of Career Development
  • Types of Career Development Programmes
  • Difference Between Career Development and Career Planning.