Effective performance management helps organizations ensure that employees understand their roles, receive constructive feedback, and have the support they need to achieve their goals and business objectives. Let’s look at what performance management is, what the performance management process looks like, and some examples.

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Set goals for employees to boost engagement

When employees don’t feel supported in their goals — or don’t see opportunities for advancement within their company — they become disengaged. They’re less productive, more likely to miss work, and — as noted above — they eventually leave for a better gig. All of this has a ripple effect on the bottom line.

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Scheduling is one of the core functions of management. Managers need to know how to create employee schedules, so employees are scheduled to work in alignment with business needs. Obviously, this means that managers must have access to the business forecast so they can make sure the operation is covered.

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Quiet quitting is taking TikTok by storm - but what does the trend, and larger discussion, tell us about the importance of work-life balance?

However, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we view many aspects of our lives. Work is no exception. With many people now working from home, the conversation about work-life balance has assumed a new meaning.

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