Managing Performance - a Manager's Guide
Type of service:
Learning & development; often delivered in combination with professional actors to enable skills practice
Format:
Best suited to face-to-face training
Who should attend?
Any employee with people management responsibility
Aims:
To set out the employer's expectations of a manager feeding back about performance to a member of their team; to clarify the legal framework; to develop confidence to deal effectively with typical reactions to feedback about performance; and to provide a model to prepare for then have conversations about performance
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Selwyn was excellent and I really liked his informal yet professional delivery style.
What return can you expect on your investment?
- Enhanced confidence to tackle conversations about performance early based on easy to follow models to prepare for and structure these conversations
- More effective, early conversations about performance issues when these are more likely to have the desired impact
- Time saved by avoiding formal, more contentious procedures which are less likely to succeed