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Performance appraisal dos and don’ts

By on Feb 7, 2023 in Best Practices, Blog, Performance Management, Performance Management Consulting, Supervision, Training and Development, Training and Development Consulting |

Performance appraisal dos and don’ts

Last week we gave you some best practices to use in your performance appraisal process, and we promised that we would share some dos and don’ts when delivering feedback. Take a look at these examples of a bad way to give feedback and how to be more effective: Bad way: ‘You’re always late for meetings.’ […]

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Getting the most out of your leadership development programs

By on Jul 22, 2019 in Best Practices, Blog, Coaching, Leadership, Supervision, Training and Development, Training and Development Consulting | 0 comments

Getting the most out of your leadership development programs

Our clients contact us asking for guidance when they wish to implement leadership development programs.  There are usually two needs they have identified: Helping senior management become more effective at leading the organization and becoming more strategic, and Helping front line supervisors become more adept at managing their teams and learning basic management skills to […]

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People problems rarely “work themselves out” …so how do you address them?

By on Jul 12, 2019 in Best Practices, Blog, HR Consulting, Performance Management, Performance Management Consulting, Supervision | 0 comments

People problems rarely “work themselves out” …so how do you address them?

When we find a client struggling through corrective action, we show them the process to manage performance effectively so that they can make better decisions about performance management outcomes. If they have not done so, we facilitate a discussion of what is expected of the role, both in terms of job duties and expected behaviors. […]

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People problems rarely “work themselves out”

By on Jul 10, 2019 in Best Practices, Blog, HR Consulting, Performance Management, Performance Management Consulting, Supervision | 0 comments

People problems rarely “work themselves out”

In our Human Resources consulting practice, one of our favorite euphemisms for performance management issues is when a client tells us that they need our help because an employee “isn’t working out”.  Our first response is usually, “well, tell them to go to the gym!”  Kidding aside, we understand what the client means, but use […]

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