...CASE STUDY: THE FIRST APPRAISAL INTERVIEW Name: Benjamin Van de Walle Lecturer: Ms. Mai Kim Thoa Course: Managerial Skills & Leadership – KS 402DE02 1. What do you think of the boss’s ratings and his defense of them? * * He gives Sandy an average rate for every single point. She doesn’t know if this is a good or a bad rate. He is not fair cause’ he bases his ratings on one single point, namely the wine service and generalizes this for the other points. In my opinion his comments are not constructive and well-intentioned. * * He focuses his defense only on her less developed skills and doesn’t mention her good skills. Also his defense is very flat. With that I mean that he doesn’t give any specific and descriptive feedback. He doesn’t define the performance problem, doesn’t makes his standards clear and he doesn’t work with the employee to set goals for improvement. The boss focuses on the person and not on the behavior, it’s personally hurtful. * 2. How do you think Sandy feels? Will she be motivated to improve? Is it enough to know you are not going to lose your job? * * Sandy went to the appraisal interview with confidence. But I think she lost her confidence after the interview. Due to the average score she doesn’t know where and how to improve. * * By not focusing on employees needs in a highly effective way, the employees will not be motivated. He does nothing to support Sandy, whereby she also loses her motivation...
Words: 597 - Pages: 3
...performance growth. Ratings against a standard do not preclude comparisons. While employees may typically compare themselves to others, there is little to be gained by having the organization promote such comparisons. They are likely to create envy, vanity and dysfunctional competition. In this case, boss lets Sandy to compare with Charlie. It may create envy, vanity and dysfunctional competition. In a healthy organization, one employee’s success need not mean another’s failure. If all can succeed, much the better. Those who prefer an absolute standard tend to give lower scores to employees, as they fear new workers who receive high marks will not feel the need for further improvement. In contrast, raters who feel a worker has done superior work considering his time in the position, may rate him as such. An evaluation six months or a year later yielding a superior mark would require a corresponding improvement on the part of the worker. I prefer the latter approach, because it seems more positive. Supervisory evaluations often suffer from rating deficiencies: • One particularly good or poor trait may contaminate other performance areas considered in the evaluation. In this case, the boss rate Sandy as average. He figures out the poor trait during the evaluation period. Sandy drops the dishes. So he gives Sandy average. It is not helpful Sandy to improve in the further. • Once a worker is classified as a poor performer, it may take a long time for a supervisor to notice...
Words: 2014 - Pages: 9
...Skill Development Exercise: Appraisal Interview (Student Zone) Chapter 8 Introduction Performance appraisal, as we have discussed in Chapter 8, is not a precise science but a subjective judgement of an employee’s performance. There are guidelines, however, that may increase an employee’s acceptance of the appraisal process, and the intention to improve performance in the future. Objectives This learning activity will show you how to conduct an appraisal interview more effectively and equitably. Procedure note This exercise will involve you pairing up with another student and appraising each other’s work, using the sample Appraisal Interview Guide (Exhibit 1) provided or it may involve role-playing the characters in the case study, ‘City Bank appraisal interview of customer service representative’. For the case study, divide the class into groups. Each group has (1) a City Bank manager (conducting the appraisal interview), (2) a City Bank customer service representative, the employee and (3) two observers of the interview. Analysis and feedback following appraisal interview: 1. Observers give feedback using Observer’s guide, Exhibit 2. 2. Tutor then opens feedback discussion. © John Bratton and Jeff Gold 2003 & 2007 1 APPRAISAL INTERVIEW Case Study: City Bank appraisal interview of customer service representative Manager’s brief You are Jennie Anderson, manager at City Bank, and you are planning to conduct the annual performance appraisal of one of your team members...
Words: 2864 - Pages: 12
...EMPLOYEES’ PERCEPTION OF THE PROBLEMS AND PRACTICES OF EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION: a Case study of Awash International Bank (AIB) BY: ZELALEM BAYISA GURMESSA A project paper submitted to the school of graduate studies of AAU in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Masters of Business Administration [MBA] Advisor: Dr. TILAHUN TEKLU Assistant Professor of Management Department of Management August, 2007 Addis Ababa University School of Graduate Studies MBA Program Employees’ Perception of the Problems and Practices of Employee Performance Evaluation: A Case Study of Awash International Bank (AIB) BY ZELALEM BAYISA Approval Board Committee ________________________ Chairman, Graduate Studies __________________ Research Advisor __________________ Examiner __________________ Examiner ________ Signature _________ Signature _________ Signature ________ Signature Dr. Tilahun Tek lu Assistant Professor of Management Department of Business Management Faculty of Business and Economics Addis Ababa University Addis Ababa, Ethiopia C E R T I F I C A T E This is to certify that this project work, “Employees’ Perception of the Problems and Practices of Employee Performance Evaluation: A Case Study of Awash International Bank (AIB)”, undertaken by Zelalem Bayisa for the partial fulfillment of Master’s of Business Administration [MBA] at Addis Ababa University, is an original work and not submitted earlier for any degree either at this University or any...
Words: 20034 - Pages: 81
...of Interpersonal Skills In Effective Performance Appraisal 1.0 INTRODUCTION When asked what is Interpersonal skills, the answers quite straight forward, people interacting with other people, that's what interpersonal skill means. We all start doing it from the moment we're born. And if all goes well as we grow up, we get more skilled at communicating our wants and needs, our feelings and thoughts. We also learn to interpret other people’s feelings in turn, so that in adulthood we are aware of how our behavior impacts on others. People with good interpersonal skills are easy to be around. They tend to connect with other people effortlessly, they seem to know the right things to say and they make communication in general an easy process. Interpersonal skills are one of those things that we really notice when someone lacks it. When we're in new or awkward situations or when we imagine that there are rules of behavior that everyone else seems to know but us. Mastering interpersonal skills is very essential in today’s globalized business world. As communication is the corners stones of modern business, how are we supposed to survive and thrive when we can’t communicate with our peers? Interpersonal skills are not only required for running a business but also one of the key components of performance appraisal. If any of the two parties in performance appraisal namely, appraiser or appraisee lack interpersonal skills the appraisal will not be effective. If the appraiser lack interpersonal...
Words: 3811 - Pages: 16
...Colombo. The company opened five new branches within the last three months. Hence, Rebecca’s team had numerous challenge and unusually heavy workload. The main objective of the case study is to find, describe and analyze problems effectively. Problems can be found easily in this case study. Problem 01, No proper understanding about Culture & No proper qualification -Marketing depends on customer & customer behavior. Definitely Rebecca should know the culture of Sri Lanka. It helps her to understand the customers & customer behavior in Sri Lanka. I suggest to do an Induction programme for her to understand the culture of Sri Lanka & culture of the company. She is not suitable for the position, Head of marketing. According to her qualifications she suits for the position Assistant marketing manager. Problem 02, Heavy work scheduled & Not enough time limits have given for the Performance Appraisal- According to this case study we can see Rebecca don’t know how to do a performance appraisals. She had completed the 30 performance appraisal forms of the entire Marketing Team within a single day. Marketing manager and HR manager can coordinate and delegate Rebecca’s task to her subordinates until she get use to the system. Problem 03, No proper knowledge in performance appraisal- HR Manager can provide training and development to uplift...
Words: 2688 - Pages: 11
...Case Study-1 Jack Nelson’s Problem Chapter-1 Introduction to Human Resource Management Page: 1 * The case is all about the necessity & functions of HR unit in a local bank. In this bank Jack Nelson is a member of board of director and Ruth Jonson is an excellent employee. As Mr. Nelson was very much curious about how Jonson operate her machine, she briefly gave an idea about it. Speaking with the in-charged supervisor of a branch of this bank Nelson found that something was wrong inside the branches. But unfortunately it was not known to Jonson. Jonson found out the main problem and it was high employee turnover. In this bank selection time of employee is very short and at the same time the new employer quit their job in a very short time. All branch supervisors hire their new employees without communicating with the home office or other branches. During the time of development of opening, the supervisors tried to find a suitable employee to replace the worker who had quit. After visiting the 22 branches, the finding is that problems are similar mostly. Nelson wondered about the movements that he should take and the home office steps. The more he thought about the matter, the more perplexed he became. The problem is as much as complex that he couldn’t put his finger on that problem and he did not know the actual place whether to report his findings to the president. * Most of the experts believe that there are five basic functions that all managers perform...
Words: 12223 - Pages: 49
...situation in an organization, I selected Recruitment as my core concentration along with few other HR practices that I have come across during my internship program. So I have prepared a report on the “practice of Human Resource Management in Aarong & AAF. I hope this report reflects on the contemporary issues on the Human Resource Management that are being Practiced by organizations in our country. I would like to request you to accept my internship report for further assessment. Sincerely yours, ……………… Mehjabin Tanjila ID: 05304024 BRAC Business School Acknowledgement I would like to take this opportunity to convey my heartfelt appreciation to them whose blessing and cooperation was important to bring this report in light. First I would like to pay my gratitude to the Almighty Allah who made each attempt fruitful. Second, I want to express my gratitude to Mrs. Farhana Nur Malik for...
Words: 10599 - Pages: 43
...practical situation in an organization, I selected Recruitment as my core concentration along with few other HR practices that I have come across during my internship program. So I have prepared a report on the “practice of Human Resource Management in Aarong & AAF. I hope this report reflects on the contemporary issues on the Human Resource Management that are being Practiced by organizations in our country. I would like to request you to accept my internship report for further assessment. Sincerely yours, ……………… Mehjabin Tanjila ID: 05304024 BRAC Business School Acknowledgement I would like to take this opportunity to convey my heartfelt appreciation to them whose blessing and cooperation was important to bring this report in light. First I would like to pay my gratitude to the Almighty Allah who made each attempt fruitful. Second, I want to express my gratitude to Mrs. Farhana Nur Malik for her constant and spontaneous support, efficient care and constructive recommendations and suggestions regarding this report, who provided me the opportunity to prepare the internship report on the...
Words: 10535 - Pages: 43
...1.0 Background of the study: 1.1 Introduction: Human resources (HR) are the backbone of an organization. Moreover, the continuing prosperity of a firm is likely to be enhanced by employees who hold attitudes, value and expectations that are closely aligned with the corporate vision. HRM policies and practices can be strategically designed and installed to promote desirable employee outcomes, which include the enhancement of the in role and extra role behaviors of employees. Every organization is made up of people. Acquiring their services, developing their skills, motivating them to high levels of performance, and ensuring that they continue to maintain their commitment to the organization are essential to achieving organizational objectives. 1.2 Objectives of the study: (a) Broad Objective: To evaluate the training & development activities of steel industry and to identify the need and implementation of performance appraisal. Finding the ways of creating more effective appraisal and T & D system for KSRM is another objective. (b) Specific Objective: v How T& D is done in a big steel company like KSRM v How performance appraisal is done in KSRM v To identify the importance of T & D and appraisal in a company like KSRM v Identifying the problems that occurs during T & D and performance appraisal v To put forward some recommendation 1.3 Methodology: Data Collection For preparing this report data have been collected from both primary and secondary...
Words: 11245 - Pages: 45
...Practices 5 2.4 Influence of Supervisory Feedback on Goal Orientation of Employees 8 2.5 Human Resources Now More Than Personnel 10 2.6 New Developments in Employee Training 12 2.7 Managing Human Capital in a Privately Owned Public Hotel Chain 14 2.8 Strategic Human Resources Management: Where Do We Go From Here? 16 2.9 Motivation of the Human Resources for a Sustainable Organizational Development 18 2.10 The Effect of Human Resource Management Practice on Corporate Perfomance: A study of Graphic Communications Group Limited 19 3.0 Objective of the Study 20 4.0 Methodology 21 5.0 Findings 22 5.1 Recruitment 22 5.2 Job Training 24 5.3 Privileges and Rewards 26 5.4 Employee Turnover Rate in UPSB 27 5.5 Employee Performance Measurement 29 5.6 Communication between Employee and Employer 32 6.0 Limitation 34 7.0 Recommendation 35 8.0 Conclusion 36 9.0 References 37 10.0 Appendix 39 10.1 Questions of interview 39 10.2 Log Book 40 10.3 Photo during interview 42 10.4 Articles 42 1.0 Introduction Uniutama Property Sdn. Bhd. (UPSB) was...
Words: 9295 - Pages: 38
...Term paper on Human Resource Management Practices of Bangladesh: A Case Study on Orion Infusion Limited (OIL) Letter of Transmittal Date: August 17, .... Lecturer Department of Management Studies Faculty of Business Administration and Management Subject: Submission Report on Human Resource Management Dear Sir, Here we are submitting our report on “Human Resource Management Practices of Bangladesh: A Case Study on Orion Infusion Limited” prescribed by you in your course Human Resource Management. For this Purpose, we have gone through internet, different books, articles, journals, interview of authorities and employees of the respective organizations and class lecture sheets for the relevant information of the assigned topic. Please call me for any further information at your convenient time and place. Yours truly, Letter of Authorization Date: August 17, .... Lecturer Department of Management Studies Faculty of Business Administration and Management Subject: Declaration regarding the validity of the research report. Dear Sir, This is our truthful declaration that the “Report on Human Resource Management Practices of Bangladesh: A Case Study on Orion Infusion Limited ” we have been prepared is not a copy of any research report previously made by any other students. We also express my honest confirmation in support of the fact that the...
Words: 4116 - Pages: 17
...and hour violations, The political side of training comes into play with the agencies and external training entities such as the OSHA and EEO, who have particular mandates and other legal tenor such as safety and health regulations, for example train crews must annually undergo training mandated by the Federal Railroad Administration. What analyses should be done to determine the training needs of an organization? After the needs are determined what is the next step An Organizational Analysis should be used to first examine the environment strategies and resources of an organization and next to use that information to determine where training emphasis should be placed. A task analysis should then be conducted to help determined the content of the training program based on the duties of the job. which principles of learning do you see demonstrated in your own classes? In what ways might you bring other principles into them? Goal setting is often the first class during the syllabus also each chapter has goals of what you should know by the end of it. Meaningfulness of Presentation in the way that most of the course material buildings on top of each other as the course goes on. Modeling weather it be education videos or websites key note speakers are all models in the classroom setting, Individual differences is definitely a factor as far as presentation of material whether it be handout, powerpoint, lecture,...
Words: 1713 - Pages: 7
...SHERWOOD COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT A SUMMER TRANING REPORT ON “PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL” SUBMITTED IN THE PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR’S OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF:- Dr. Rajneesh Srivastava SUBMITTED BY:- ABHISHEK KUSHWAHA BBA-5 SEMESTER ROLL NO:- 11072101002 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I consider myself very fortunate to get the opportunity to conduct the training approval and project assignment by BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LIMITED (BSNL). I got opportunity to get a practical exposure into actual environment and it provides me the golden opportunity to make my theoretical concept of Recruitment and selection process in a more clear way. I am very much thankful to MR. J.P Tiwari for providing me the opportunity to do the training in the BSNL. Also, thankful to all the officials at BSNL for their cooperation during my training for providing me necessary information without which this project report would not have been completed. I have gone through various sites, Research Books, Magazines and Newspapers to get the accurate information for analysis and tried to find the best conclusion. ABHISHEK KUSHWAHA (BBA Vth SEM) PREFACE Summer training is the most vital part of an BBA course, both as a link between theory and actual industrial practices as well as an opportunity for hands on experience in corporate environment. I therefore, consider myself fortunate to receive...
Words: 8561 - Pages: 35
...* . The Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India Limited.• In 1995, it was incorporated as the initiative of World Bank.• Objective: Creating a development financial institution for providing medium term and long term projects financing to Indian Business.• In 1994, ICICI established Banking Corporation as a Banking Subsidiary which was later renamed as “ICICI Bank Limited”. * 2. In the 1990s, ICICItransformed its business from In October 2001, the BoD of a development financial In 1999, ICICI become ICICI and ICICI Bank institution offering only the first Indian company approved the merger of project finance to a ICICI and two of its wholly- and the first bank or diversified financial services owned retail finance group offering a wide variety financial institution subsidiaries, ICICI Personal of products and from non-Japan Asia to Financial Services Limited services, both directly and be listed on the NYSE. and ICICI Capital Services through a number of Limited, with ICICI Bank. subsidiaries. * By the High Court of Judicature at Mumbai and the Reserve Bank of India in April 2002.By the High Court of Gujarat at Ahmedabad in March 2002.by shareholders of ICICI and ICICI Bank in January 2002.3. • The merger was approved : * 4. ‘s Subsidiaries * 5. • ICICI Bank is Indias second-largest bank• The Bank has a network of 2,888 branches and 10,021 ATMsin India, and has a presence in 19 countries, including India.• Equity Shares listed in BSE, NSE• Its American...
Words: 1839 - Pages: 8
