What is the diffrence between the performance managment system & performance appraisal system?
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Dear Kunal
According to me, PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT is a … system designed to assess, monitor, and enhance the performance of employees.
It involves performance appraisal, formal training, day-to-day coaching, goal setting, feedback, as well as motivation and reward systems used to enhance employee performance.
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Ann M
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4According to me, PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT is a … system designed to assess, monitor, and enhance the performance of employees.
It involves performance appraisal, formal training, day-to-day coaching, goal setting, feedback, as well as motivation and reward systems used to enhance employee performance.
Thanks
Ann M
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Kunal!
Performance appraisal is a past-oriented process, whereas PM is future-oriented. PA is concerned with an employee's past performance, whereas PM is concerned with the organization's desired performance. I'm sure the following attachment will make things clearer for you.
Sindhuja
From India, Haora
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Performance appraisal is a past-oriented process, whereas PM is future-oriented. PA is concerned with an employee's past performance, whereas PM is concerned with the organization's desired performance. I'm sure the following attachment will make things clearer for you.
Sindhuja
From India, Haora
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Most people associate performance management with performance appraisals, performance-related pay, achievement of targets, motivating people, and enforcing discipline. Unfortunately, the above is not what performance management is all about, though they do form a fundamental part of it. So, what is a performance management system? Performance management system (PMS) has to evolve from performance appraisals. A well-designed performance appraisal system tells you the status of the health of an organization, but it indicates only the symptoms of any ills. It is like a medical checkup. It tells you what is right or wrong but does not lead you to the cure of the organizational ills. Performance Management System has to be evolved for a cure and to keep the organization healthy. Most often, we attack the symptoms rather than attacking the root cause of the problem. A properly designed performance management system helps us to take action for curing the organizational ills. PMS has to be designed in such a manner that it leads to the achievement of the organization's goals and objectives and at the same time it enables people to achieve their full potential, lead to job enrichment, and job satisfaction.
Performance management is about getting results. It is concerned with getting the best from people and helping them to achieve their full potential by enabling them to recognize their roles and contribute to the goals of the organization.
Performance appraisals indicate what has been done against what should have been done. It is an audit of the performance of the people. They also enable management to set future goals and objectives.
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Dr. Prageetha
From India, Warangal
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Performance management is about getting results. It is concerned with getting the best from people and helping them to achieve their full potential by enabling them to recognize their roles and contribute to the goals of the organization.
Performance appraisals indicate what has been done against what should have been done. It is an audit of the performance of the people. They also enable management to set future goals and objectives.
Regards,
Dr. Prageetha
From India, Warangal
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