The evaluation meeting
OBJECTIVES OF THE SEMINAR
- Make managers aware about the fundamental importance of the annual evaluation meeting
- Train them in communication techniques that allow this meeting to happen in an efficient and motivating manner
- Help them improve cooperation with each staff member, thanks to better mutual understanding and constructive dialogue
- Help them optimise the individual performance of each staff member
- Mobilise them to establish a true « contract of progress » with each of the staff members
- Assist them in defining the responsibilities and in formulating clear objectives
- Incite them to integrate this meeting into the company’s global management approach
- Make them sensitive to apply a management style that is suitable to each staff member and to each situation
PROGRAM OF THE SEMINAR
- The very reason of the evaluation meeting
- The different methods of evaluation
- Advantages and inconveniences of each of these methods
- The best approach to apply
- The analysis of the expired time period
- Analysis of the obtained results, of competencies and skills
- Determining strengths and weaknesses of staff members
- Rules to observe
- Updating the job description
- Analysis of the changing evolution of the job
- Possible update of the staff members’ key tasks
- Setting new objectives
- The « top-down » itinerary of global and individual objectives
- «Upward » and « downward » objectives
- The various kinds of objectives : the levelling objectives, maintenance objectives and progress objectives
- How to determine objectives that are specific, measurable, motivating, ambitious, yet realistic and set within a deadline framework
- The number of objectives to be set
- How to prioritise objectives
- How to nameset objectives
- Practical exercises
- Determining performance indicators
- Putting tools and instruments into place
- Rules to observe
- Code of conduct for the evaluation meeting
- The preparation of the meeting
- The structure of the meeting and the steps to observe
- How to communicate efficiently
- The art of asking the right questions
- Feedback techniques
- Attitudes and behaviour to be developed
- Active listening
- Assertiveness
- Empathy
- Objectivity
- The constructive approach
- A win-win relationship
- Importance of non-verbal communication
- How to mobilise into action
- Managing personal defence mechanisms
- Pitfalls to avoid
- Videotaped roleplays
- The documents and tools to use
- The steps to follow
- Techniques of suitable guidance
- How to help staff members reach their individual objectives
- How to motivate and guide
- Learning to apply a management style adapted to each situation
- Efficient control and follow up
- Summary and conclusion