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3. 3
Observing Employees’ Performance
Skill
1
• An invaluable tool to
assess workers’ skills,
abilities, motivations
and attitudes about their
job
– Some supervisors
prefer to study
activity reports,
spreadsheets and
work-flow charts
– Instead, observe how
workers behave and
what they actually do
during their shift
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4. 4
How to Observe
• Devise a system that
encompasses what to
look for
• Watch each employee
not only to assess work
quality, but also to
evaluate conduct,
appearance, vitality,
attitude and eagerness
to learn
Skill
1
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5. 5
Apply a Consistent Set of Criteria
• Apply a consistent set of
criteria. It ensures that you
observe performance with a
fair-minded focus on what
matters most
• Enables you to compare
workers’ actions and
behavior based on
observable standards
of excellence
Skill
1
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6. 6
Guidelines to Observation
Skill
1
• Conduct
– Do employees carry
themselves
professionally?
– Do they make ethical
decisions?
– Do they follow posted
safety rules, policies
and procedures?
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• Appearance
– Do employees dress
appropriately?
– Do they invest time and
care in their appearance?
– Do they stand up straight
and maintain a firm,
confident posture all day?
Guidelines to Observation (continued)
Skill
1
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8. 8
Guidelines to Observation (continued)
• Vitality
– Do employees
multitask effectively?
– Do they radiate
energy and
enthusiasm?
– Do they greet visitors
and clients in a warm,
welcoming manner?
Skill
1
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9. 9
Guidelines to Observation (continued)
• Attitude
– Do employees
appear to enjoy
their work?
– Do they take pride
in their work?
– Do they lift
everyone’s spirits
or feed off others’
negativity?
Skill
1
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• Eagerness to Learn
– Do employees listen
attentively when you
or someone else
explains something
to them?
– If they make a
mistake, do they
show a desire to
learn how to avoid it
in the future?
– Do they ask
intelligent questions
when someone
instructs them?
Guidelines to Observation (continued)
Skill
1
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11. 11
Benefits of Observing Performance
• Increases your
accessibility
– You’re there to
answer employees’
questions, give
feedback and provide
encouragement
– If workers see that
you’re taking an
interest in their
performance, they’re
more apt to go
beyond the call of
duty and give extra
effort
Skill
1
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12. 12
Warning
• Don’t appear to spy on
workers by sneaking around
watching them from the
shadows
• Inform everyone that you will
observe their performance on
a regular basis to support their
success
• Make sure you observe
everyone equally
Skill
1
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13. 13
Tip
Skill
1
• Don’t take notes
in front of
employees or you
risk making them
feel “graded” and
self-conscious
• File your written
observations in
each employee’s
folder
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14. 14
It’s True
• Most supervisors
dislike performance
reviews
• By observing
performance on a
regular basis, you build
a file of concrete
information that you
can incorporate into
your next formal review
• This makes the whole
performance appraisal
process far less
oppressive
Skill
1
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