Appraisal System Guidance
You prefer your mode of appraisal system, either 360-degree or 180-degree appraisal (based on your time factor). First of all, you should prepare appraisal assessment sheets that cover all aspects of job performance. Divide your assessment sheet into two parts: 70% should cover job description activities, and 30% should cover communication and other activities.
Here, I am providing the 180-degree method of appraisal.
Grading System
Give the grading as follows: A+ for Excellent, A for Very Good, B for Good, C for Average. (For HR Department Use: A+ = 10%, A = 8%, B = 5%, C = 3%).
Before issuing appraisal forms, inform the assessor that in the total department strength, 10% should be graded as A+, 15% of staff should get A, 30% of staff should get B grade, and 5 to 10% of staff should get C grade. Ensure no partiality in grading staff. All should not receive the same grading.
1. Send those appraisal sheets to immediate reporting managers and obtain the grading.
2. Send another appraisal sheet to the next level of reporting manager along with the sheet provided by the immediate reporting manager (based on that, he/she will assess).
3. Collect those forms and enter them in an Excel sheet. Take the average grading of both levels.
4. Before that, discuss with management regarding the salary hike. Determine how much to hike if a person receives A+ or A grade, and similarly for B and C grades.
5. For certain designations and specified departments, obtain recommendations on the amount from the department heads.
Then proceed with the salary hike with the approval of management.
Thanks and Regards,
Ch. Ashok