This document discusses 360-degree appraisals. It defines 360-degree appraisal as a performance evaluation process that utilizes feedback from various sources an employee interacts with, including supervisors, peers, subordinates, and customers. This provides a more well-rounded view of an employee's performance compared to evaluations from just one source. The benefits listed are improving self-awareness, identifying strengths and areas for development, and improving relationships, productivity, and organizational culture through honest feedback. Potential drawbacks include the possibility of dishonest, conflicting, or intimidating feedback that makes the evaluation complex to analyze.
2. Problem
Performance poorly rated due to bias
Perceived thoughts about the supervisor
e.g. frequency in underrating people
Unsatisfactory feedback from supervisor –
need a broader perspective
1. Dialogues or thoughts after performance appraisal
is over.
2. Problems that arises when performance appraisal
is done by one person.
3. Performance Appraisal
A process used to evaluate the personality, performance and potential of an
employee in an organisation.
Measures the performance of the employee in the job and establishes plan for
improvement.
Assesses accomplishments and evolves plans for development
Definition
4. Top-Down
Peer-to-Peer
EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION
Self–Assessment
360-Degree
1. Most common and effective
2. Can lead to conflict if not managed properly
3. Every angle is accounted for and gives a true
performance picture. Very effective if kept anonymous
4. Self rating helps employees reflect on their
performance
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Types of Evaluation
6. 360-Degree Evaluation
Component
Self
Superior
Top Management
Peers
Customers
Subordinates
• It is an appraisal or assessment process that uses a
multi-source feedback review.
• It utilizes feedback from people the employee
interacts with in the organisation.
• It assesses employee’s effectiveness, performance
and development needs.
A 360-degree evaluation system can be used for:
• Team building
• Validation of training initiatives
• Organisational development
• Self-development
• Performance Management
7. Leadership Mirror
Strength Weakness
Opportunity Threat
o Purpose: To genuinely assess executive leadership strengths and
developmental areas, and understand how others perceive their
leadership.
o Aim: To enable management make better decisions and lead others to
better performance.
o Key areas: Leadership behaviour, capabilities at coping with stress and
the overall effectiveness of their leadership performance.
o Information garnered are more powerful than any form of self-
assessment.
12. Self Evaluation
First step of the process
Objective set towards Performance + Competence
Questionnaire is used to get honest feedbacks
They try to see themselves as other do
This sets up a positive meeting with the manager
Boss Evaluation
Second step of the process
Objective set towards departmental goal
Questionnaire is used to get honest feedback without
bias or personal issues
Punctuality, organisation, work ethics, and other
attributes are accounted for from their perspective.
Onion Components
13. Peer Evaluation
First step of the process
Objective set towards interdepartmental linkage
Questionnaire is used to get honest feedback from
about 5 or 6 colleagues
Confidentiality is important to reduce bias
This sets up a positive meeting with the manager
Subordinate Evaluation
Final step of the process
Objective set towards work or focused on delivery
Questionnaire is used to get honest feedback from
colleagues under the employee (Customer, suppliers)
Judge employee on parameters like communication,
motivating abilities etc
Measure superior’s ability to delegate work and
leadership abilities
Onion Components
14. Leads to self improvement
Identifies your strength and
weakness from the perspective of
others.
Identifies leadership competences
that needs improvement.
Improves your productivity and
work relationship with peers
Honest and unbiased helpful
feedback makes the quality of
information is better
Benefit to Employees
15. Improves workplace morale and
develops s culture of continuous
performance improvement.
Builds leadership and managerial
capability
Promotes constructive feedback and
open communication
Promotes change
Embeds values and expected working
competences
Benefit to Organisation