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PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT PROCESS

Effective performance evaluation
involves communication between the employee and the supervisor of expectations,
goals, and the standards for measuring performance. The employee needs
to know the supervisor's expectations and how the outcomes will be measured.
The supervisor needs to assure that the employee is aware of his/her expectations
and has a complete understanding of the job duties for the position. The
Performance Management Process (PMP) provides a structure for employees
and supervisors to communicate regarding performance issues and plan for
professional development.
The Performance Management
Process is an ongoing one. Supervisors should initially meet with new employees within the first week after the start date to begin the process. Ongoing feedback should be provided to review progress and reassess needs and goals.
| Planning for Performance Management Success: A Guide for Supervisors |
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| Understanding Performance Management: A Guide for Non-Supervisory Staff |
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