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Performance management: a case study

Authors :
Barry, John M.
Source :
Journal of Environmental Health. Nov, 1997, Vol. v60 Issue n4, p35, 5 p.
Publication Year :
1997

Abstract

Performance excellence begins with recruiting and hiring qualified employees. Determining correct job responsibilities and classification is the first step, followed by a well-planned and organized interview process. The process continues as a collaborative and interactive one between employees and managers, during which specific expectations are delimited and evaluated. It is management's responsibility to ensure that employees understand the organization's mission and goals with respect to protecting the public's health and the environment, as well as to instill confidence and demonstrate high expectations of the employees. A successful performance management process is augmented by creativity, trust, and good morale; it motivates employees to improve their own performance, promotes self-motivation and strengthens relationships through open communication between managers and employees.<br />Introduction It takes time to do important tasks well. The art of leading and managing employees and having them perform to the best of their abilities does not come easily, [...]

Details

ISSN :
00220892
Volume :
v60
Issue :
n4
Database :
Gale General OneFile
Journal :
Journal of Environmental Health
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
edsgcl.20246997