1. Performance
Appraisal

2. •DFINATION
•MEANING
•OBJECTIVE
ABOUT PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
PROCESS
•TRADITIONAL
•MODERN
METHODS/TECHNIQUES
Factors affecting performance appraisal
Issues
ADVANTAGES
Disadvantages
Index

3. DEFINATION

5. MEANING

6. ACC. To
EMPLOYEES ORGANIZATION
•CONCENTRATE &
TANGIBLE PARTIC
-ULARS ABOUT
THERE WORK.
• ASSESSMENT OF
PERFORMANCE.
•MEASURING THE
EFFICIENCY
•MAINTAINING
ORGANISATIONAL
CONTROL.
Objectives

7. AIMS AT
EMPLOYEES ORGANIZATION
•PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
• WORK
SATISFACTION
•INVOLVEMENT
IN THE ORGANI
-SATION.
•MUTUAL GOALS
OF EMPLOYEES &
ORGANISATION.
•GROETH &
DEVELOPMENT
•INCREASE HARM
-ONY & ENHANCE
EFFECTIVENESS

8. TAKING CORRECTIVE STANDARDS
DISCUSS APPRAISAL WITH EMPLOYEES
COMPARE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE WITH STANDARDS
MEASURING ACTUAL PERFORMANCE
COMMUNICATING SATNDARDS
SETTING PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
PROCESS

9. Method
Traditional methods Modern methods
1. Paired comparison
2. Graphics rating scales
3. Forced choice description
method
4. Forced distribution method
5. Checks list
6. Free Essay method
7. Critical incidents
8. Group appraisal
9. Field review method
10. Confidential method
11. Ranking
1. Assessment center
2. Appraisal by results or
management by
objectives
3. Human asset accounting
4. Behaviorally anchored
rating scales

10. Organizational structure
Interdependence of sub-systems
Style of organizational leadership
Environmental Constraints
factorS affecting performance
appraisal

11. Issues in appraisal system
Appraisal
design
Formal & Informal
What methods?
When to evaluate?
What to evaluate?
Whose performance?
Who are the raters?
What problems?
How to solve?

12. Advantage
Performance
record over a
period of time
Motivates through
good reward &
compensations.
Provides an opportu
-nity to managers to
Meet & measure
performance
Opportunity of issues
discussion & expec
-tation clearification
to employees
Provides feedback
to the employees
about there
performance

13. Disadvantage
Negative
experience
If done
unappropriately
Time consuming,
specially for
managers.
If done incorrect,
can be a complete
waste of time
Can be stressfull for
all involved
Subject to rater
errors and biases