As I talk to my coachees, I peel away at the layers of what’s been stopping their promotion. To their great surprise, there are overt and covert obstacles in their way. Identifying them is the first step.
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Performance management is as simple as achieving agreed-upon goals — something that is important for individual and organizational success. If it’s that simple, why does it feel so hard? The answer is to focus on performance development.
Many managers are guilty of delaying performance reviews when something “more important” comes up. These managers often don’t see performance management as a priority. However, performance management should be a priority if they want tasks completed.
When chosen strategically, performance goals can motivate employees to reach their full potential — but when settled upon carelessly, they can have the opposite effect on morale; performance; and, ultimately, business outcomes.
Today Gtmhub, the world’s most powerful objectives & key results (OKRs) and business success platform, revealed it has secured a $9 million Series A round led by CRV.
The absence of a big goal impacts how well we achieve our small goals. It affects how we approach our work and the overall vibe we feel and share. Our habits and practices tell the story of who we are. What story are your actions telling?