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The Five Faces Managers See During Performance Reviews

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The Five Faces Managers See During Performance Reviews
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May 9, 2012 at 1:00 - 2:00 PM ET
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Description
When it comes to performance reviews, one thing is clear – your managers' coaching skills are a key tool for maximizing organizational performance. That’s why you’ve made the investments in systems, processes and training – so you can measure and maximize employee performance at your company. Right?

But you’re missing one key thing. Your best laid plans for managing employee performance get blown up when an employee has a worldview that has nothing to do with their manager's reality. Ignore their perspective, and your ROI on the conversation is the equivalent of talking to a government clerk with 30 years experience about the finer points of the Nordstrom customer experience program – while you’re still 3rd in line at the DMV.

How do you handle this potential train wreck? You’ve got to teach your managers to first understand the persona they’re dealing with, then teach them how to engage – in ways the employee can understand. Unfortunately, most managers have no clue how to prepare for this.
Good news – we’re here to help. This webcast is designed to help your HR team and managers bridge the perception gap between how a manager thinks the employee is doing, and how the employee actually perceives their own performance.

Kris Dunn will break it all down for you, and cover:
• A comprehensive breakdown of the five most common faces managers will see in Performance Reviews – including the Star, the Diva, the Deflector, the 9 to 5 and the Upwardly Mobile.
• How to identify each of the faces across individuals in your organization and team.
• The unspoken realities you have to address as an organization to make sure each face is engaged from a performance perspective.
• A rundown of survival strategies to engage each of the five faces and get what you need – both out of a performance conversation and through higher performance moving forward.

Don’t miss this street smart session designed to help your managers cut through the smoke and get to what’s real related to performance management.
Who Should Participate
HR Professionals and Managers.
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Best-Practice Performance Management Processes http://www.halogensoftware.com/resources/centers-of-excellence/performance_management.php
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What You Will Learn
• A breakdown of the five most common faces managers will see in Performance Reviews. • How to identify each of the faces across individuals in your organization and team. • The unspoken realities you have to address as an organization to make sure each face is engaged from a performance perspective. • A rundown of survival strategies to engage each of the five faces and get what you need – both out of a performance conversation and through higher performance moving forward.
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Halogen Software is recognized as a market leader by industry analysts and is strongly endorsed by the thousands of HR professionals who use their Talent Management solutions.
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Image of Ruth Eversley Ruth Eversley
Howard Community College
Good job. 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Matt Andruff Matt Andruff
RealDecoy
"Great dynamic having the two persenters ""talk"" though presentation very engaging." 3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Inner Inspiration
Great job! Thank you! 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Great presentation 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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Greenville Hospital System
Great presentation! Thanks! 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
Image of Nancy Menditto Nancy Menditto
PackSmart, Inc.
I enjoyed the format from Kris Dunn's perspective and Connie's input to reinforce how their product addresses his recommendations. Our company already has a system but from a practical aspect based on comments shared I learned something new and helpful. 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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HR Solutions for Success
"Kris Dunn reinforced a very important point. CLEARLY define the specifics of the goals and expectations to be achieved/met by the employee and specfically what defines success (KPI etc.). It's all about doing a meaningful performance review. Just checking off ratings such as""meets"" or ""exceeds"" expectations won't have much meaning. One of the ripple effects? A missed opportunity to diagnose and action the employee's development plan where related performance is unsatisfactory and requires support" 3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Colgate-Palmolive Company
Perhaps including more profile types could be interesting. Also focusing more on the combinations (meaning most people are more than one type). 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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The Corporation of Hamilton
Presentation was very clear and informative. 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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Stevens & Lee
Thank you -- the speakers were clear and had good energy. 4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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The Venetian & The Palazzo
Thank you. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Image of Kyle Maldiner Kyle Maldiner
The Durst Organization
"The concept is great but the theme got a little muddled - it would have been easier for me to follow if each of the ""types"" were drawn more clearly/concisely and more time was spent talking about the performance review process less about the types." 3 / 5
Good Presentation
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AT&T Corp.
This session gave me new and fresh ideas on performance reviews. 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
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Swiss Re, (Armonk, NY) USA
This was a very fun and interesting Webinar. Definitely learned alot ! 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
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Hewlett Packard
This was one of the very best webcasts I have had the opportunity to attend. 5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
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Miami Valley Hospital
"When utilizing 2 or more speakers it would be helpful for each person to know ahead of time where the will be ""jumping in"" so that it is a smoother-more organized dialogue." 3 / 5
Good Presentation
Would like more time to go into the strategies for each type. 3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Institute of Chartered Accountants of Alberta
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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The National Academies
3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Clarity Consultant
3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Allstate Corporation
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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Employers Association Of New Jersey
3 / 5
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Rohtomentholatum Research Laboratories
3 / 5
Good Presentation
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Honeywell
5 / 5
Excellent Presentation
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CENTURY 21 ProLink
4 / 5
Very Good Presentation
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UMDNJ Univer Of Med & Denistry Of NJ
5 / 5
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MassMutual Financial Group
5 / 5
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5 / 5
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Canadian MedicAlert Foundation
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Key Plastics
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4 / 5
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Agc Automotive Americas
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4 / 5
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GENUINE PARTS CO
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ACCESS II
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ADP, Inc.
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Vertex Innovations Inc.
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