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How to inspire team members to do their best work? Our Performance Review collection provides customizable slides for individual reviews, 30-60-90 evaluations, 360-degree reviews, team-wide dashboards, and team scorecards. Use these tools to improve organizational culture and bring clarity and efficiency to employee feedback.

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Sure, I can guide you on how to develop your performance report. Firstly, you need to identify the key performance indicators (KPIs) that were relevant to your role last year. These could be sales targets, project completion, customer satisfaction rates, etc. Secondly, gather all the data related to these KPIs. This could be in the form of sales reports, project reports, customer feedback, etc. Thirdly, analyze this data to identify trends, achievements, and areas for improvement. Fourthly, present this data in a clear and concise manner. Use graphs and charts to visually represent the data. Finally, prepare a presentation that not only presents the data but also provides context and explanation. Discuss what the data means, what you did to achieve it, and what you plan to do to improve in the future. Remember, the goal is to provide a clear picture of your performance and to demonstrate your value to the organization.

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Individual employee review

Performance reviews are a great way for employees and managers to track their development and set plans for future success. Studies show that 94% of employees will stay with a company longer if it invests in their development. It's hard to believe one meeting can have such a big impact, but it's true. AirBnB developed a performance review system that doubled as a career development experience. The process involved three major steps: preparation, delivery, and follow-up.

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Creating a performance report involves several steps:

1. Identify your key performance indicators (KPIs) from the past year. These could be sales figures, project completion rates, or customer satisfaction scores.

2. Compare your actual performance against your targets. Highlight where you met or exceeded these targets, and where you fell short.

3. Analyze the reasons for any shortfalls. Were there external factors at play, or areas where you could improve?

4. Highlight your achievements. Did you bring in a major client, or lead a successful project? Make sure these are included.

5. Set out your goals for the coming year. These should be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

6. Prepare a presentation. Use clear, concise language and visual aids to make your report easy to understand.

Remember, the aim is to demonstrate your value to the company, and to identify areas where you can improve. Be honest, but also take the opportunity to showcase your achievements.

Creating employee performance data involves several steps:

First, define the key performance indicators (KPIs) that align with your company's goals. These could include productivity, quality of work, teamwork, and adherence to company values.

Next, implement a system for tracking these KPIs. This could be a software solution or a simple spreadsheet.

Regularly collect data on these KPIs. This could be done through direct observation, feedback from colleagues, or self-assessment.

Finally, analyze this data to identify trends and areas for improvement. This could involve comparing an employee's performance over time, or comparing their performance to that of their peers.

Remember, it's important to communicate clearly with employees about what is being measured and why. This will help them understand the purpose of the performance data and how they can use it to improve.

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The most important part in preparation is having a template. A customizable template will allow you to review exactly what you need for each employee. Most managers use the same evaluation form for specific roles to make the whole process a lot simpler. Capture the employee's accomplishments in advance, such as how many projects they've completed and the project quality. (Slide 3)

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69% of employees say they would work harder if they felt recognized. A clear ratings system will help employees see areas for improvement. Ratings can be based on both technical and soft skills. The skill list here can be easily added to or removed if need be. No matter what performance metrics you choose, it's extremely important that employees understand what each rating means and that it's fair. Studies show that 85% of employees would consider quitting if they felt they received an unfair review. It's also important to prepare a clear and consistent schedule for reviews. They should be done quarterly, monthly, or even weekly. (Slides 5-6)

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30-60-90 performance review

Gallup has found that when managers provide regular reviews throughout the year, team members are five times more likely to feel they received meaningful feedback and three times more likely to be engaged and motivated. The 30-60-90 review uses the most widely accepted approach in the corporate world for new hires. It takes the first ninety days of an employee's role and splits it into three increments. It maximizes employee impact from day one, since it aligns the new hire's near-term goals with the company's mission. 

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A good 30-60-90 plan outlines personal goals and breaks them down into small achievable tasks. It will also show the key success metrics that will be measured. Even for existing employees, the template provides a clear roadmap to success, and it's also helpful for quarterly evaluations. It can be used whenever you want someone to improve on something or accomplish new goals within a defined period. (Slides 10 to 12)

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360-degree review

In a 360 degree review, you get the combined perspective of the employee, their manager, and their peers or reports all in one place. Companies such as Netflix, Microsoft, and Adobe now use a peer-based system instead of traditional one to one performance reviews. After Google switched to peer-based reviews, the percent of employees who found the feedback useful went from 49% to 75%.

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It's a way to compare self reviews against observer reviews, usually six to twelve coworkers. It plots both the data from both the self and peer reviews against each other, with the point differential so you can see the difference. This can provide a much-needed reality check to employees who may be overconfident in their abilities, or who don't give themselves enough credit. (Slide 21)

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Team-wide review

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A team-wide review is a great way to show appreciation for your team and their accomplishments. This slide includes a team leaderboard and all the key performance metrics, such as weekly sales and the percentage increase or decrease compared to the previous week. The line graphs below each team member are fully editable. They can be opened in Excel for a closer look. (Slide 23)

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The team performance scorecard can be replicated for each department. It shows the target goals in relation to the actual results, with ratings that show whether the results are off target or not. It's a great way to see what areas need to be singled out for improvement. Individual KPIs can be weighed by importance, since some KPIs are valued more than others. (Slide 24)

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Data from performance reviews can be displayed in an aggregated matrix to identify how much of the team is performing at what capacity. In this example, 24% of the team is performing highly to the best of their abilities, while 5% is talented but underperforming in relation to their abilities. (Slide 25)

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MBO-based performance review

When you need to set clearer expectations and goals, use the Management by Objectives, or MBO system. This slide uses the SMART goal framework to make sure that what's being measured can be quantified and achievable. The template outlines the starting objective on the left and after undergoing the framework it creates a better, clearer objective on the right side. (Slide 8)

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