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Getting to Strategic:

Getting to Strategic:. Performance Planning Document Brown Bag Workshop. AGENDA. Why the Performance Planning Document (PPD)? What should be included in the PPD? Process/Timeline for completing and reviewing PPD. OUTCOMES.

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Getting to Strategic:

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  1. Getting to Strategic: Performance Planning Document Brown Bag Workshop

  2. AGENDA • Why the Performance Planning Document (PPD)? • What should be included in the PPD? • Process/Timeline for completing and reviewing PPD

  3. OUTCOMES • Understand how to use the performance planning document to get the most out of your employees • Understand how to communicate clear expectations to your employees • Write S.M.A.R.T. goals and objectives

  4. WHY THE PPD? • One document that can be used to plan outcomes and manage employee performance • Performance goals set in core competency areas with relevance to employee’s position • Additional goals may be set as appropriate • Organizational goals included with this document • Shared understanding between supervisor and employee of individual and organizational priorities, desired results and performance goals • Individual Development Plan (IDP) is thing of the past

  5. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT There are 3 levels we use for employee Performance Management: • Executive – Management Team Members • Leadership – OLT Members • Employee – All other employees Each level has a Performance Planning Document and Evaluation Form

  6. Performance Planning Documents • Performance Planning Document can be found on the Intranet under: • FORMS/Human Resources • PPD should be completed for EACH employee • Discuss goals and seek employee input • Develop S.M.A.R.T. goals

  7. What are S.M.A.R.T. goals? • Specific • Measurable • Achievable • Results Oriented • Time Bound

  8. Helpful Hints • What do you want the POSITION to do/accomplish? • What can an employee do to become strategic in your eyes? • DISCUSSION

  9. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT: The Review • Evaluation Form • The evaluation form is completed annually in conjunction with the performance planning document • It is used to determine whether or not employee performance goals were met or exceeded • The evaluation form should mirror the performance planning document • Employees are evaluated as Strategic, Valued or Needs Improvement

  10. RATINGS DEFINITIONS • NEEDS IMPROVEMENT Performance is below expectations. All objectives are not achieved. Requires close supervision. Definite need for improved performance. The employee must develop an action plan for improvement. If immediate and sustained improvement is not made in the rated category within 60 days, disciplinary action will be initiated. This rating should not be given overall unless counseling and/or documentation of deficiencies have taken place during the rating period. The employee should be reviewed again in 60 days at which time an overall rating with this value may result in termination.

  11. RATINGS DEFINITIONS • VALUED PERFORMER Performance meets expectations. Employee may at times perform more than is expected. Produces quality work that is usually reliable and priorities are completed by deadlines. Follows routine plans, shows initiative at times, routinely handles problems as situations occur and takes authorized actions, at times will anticipate actions needed in advance. Requires occasional to routine supervision.

  12. RATINGS DEFINITIONS • STRATEGIC PERFORMER Performance is substantially above expectations. Employee has contributed to the City and Department to a significant degree. Produces the highest quality work that is consistently reliable and is often completed in advance of deadlines. Demonstrates outstanding initiative, anticipates and solves problems and takes appropriate empowered actions. Requires little or no supervision.

  13. PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT:The Quarterly Review Quarterly Performance Reviews • These sessions should be scheduled every 3 months in advance with the employee • The goals on the Performance Planning Document should be reviewed and progress discussed with adjustments, if necessary. • Both employee and supervisor should have a good understanding of employee progress at the close of the meeting • Summarize the session on the Performance Planning Document and both parties should initial

  14. PROCESS/TIMELINE SEPTEMBER 15 – PPD Completed and Uploaded into E1 • Both employee and supervisor should keep copy of SIGNED document) • PPD will back up to July 1, 2008 10/1/08 – Q1 Review 1/1/09 – Q2 Review 4/1/09 – Q3 Review 6/30/09 (approx) – ANNUAL REVIEW DUE

  15. BREAKOUT

  16. QUESTIONS? • Call your friendly HR team! • MAIN LINE – x18735 • MARY MILLER - x18723 • ANITA DICKEY – x18934 • ERIN VADER – x18612 • SHELBY TEUFEL – x16402 • Call a fellow Supervisor/Manager

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