REIMAGINING PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT @ USC Stronger Trojans. Stronger Troy. Objectives 1. Introduce the new Performance Management Cycle 2. Review performance criteria and understand performance review and goal-setting processes (IDP) 3. Inform Staff of tools, templates and training What is Changing? Inconsistent Process & Practices Consistent Process & Practices Click here to play promo ad USC PERFORMANCE CRITERIA trojanlearn.usc.edu trojanlearn.usc.edu Training Curricula: Managers PHASE 1 PLAN PHASE 2 DEVELOP Apr – Jun Jul – Sep USC Intro to Performance Management Creating a High Performance Team Setting & Managing Priorities: Mission and Goals Achieving SMART Goals USC Individual Development Plan (IDP) Developing your Direct Reports Motivating Employees Passion & Energy 1 hour, 15 min 2 hours PHASE 3 MONITOR Oct – Dec Give Honest & Constructive Real-Time Feedback Managing Performance Listen to your team 25 min PHASE 4 EVALUATE Jan – Mar USC Performance Evaluations Performance Appraisal Essentials: Planning for Appraisals Preparing your Performance Appraisal Total: 1 hour, min 1 hour, 20 20 min Training Curricula: Non-Managers PHASE 1 PLAN PHASE 2 DEVELOP PHASE 3 MONITOR PHASE 4 EVALUATE Apr – Jun Jul – Sep Oct – Dec Jan – Mar USC Intro to Performance Management Creating a High Performance Team Setting & Managing Priorities: Mission and Goals Achieving SMART Goals USC Individual Development Plan (IDP) Managing your Career: Creating a Plan Passion & Energy The G Factor: Grit and Growth Receiving Feedback How to Give and Receive Upward Feedback Managing your Career: You and your Boss USC Performance Evaluations Managing your Career: Leveraging the Performance Appraisal Preparing your Performance Appraisal Managing your Relationship Total: 1 hour, 20 min with your Boss 1 hour, 15 min 1 hour 2 hours 1 hour, 50 min Talent Management Website Performance Management Webpage System Training for Workday • Workday Training Resources: 1. E-Learning Video 2. Quick Reference Guide (QRG) • Housed in Trojan Learn SMART Goals Activity Achieving SMART Goals Video By Marcia Reynolds SMART Goals: Activity • Create a few examples of SMART Goals for yourself − Performance or Development Goals • Resources: − Developing SMART Goals Guidelines − Achieving SMART Goals video SMART Goals: Examples NON-SMART • • Develop a wellness and health promotion initiative for students. Improve project management skills. SMART • • By August 1, 2014, implement a new wellness and health promotion initiative for students to decrease stress-related issues with our student population by 10%. Take the Project Management curriculum in Trojan Learn on 418-2014, and apply the relevant concepts while deploying our strategic plan to our entire organization. Questions?