| Employee Review |
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| Written by Zak Scharfen | |
| Tuesday, 20 June 2006 | |
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One of the most neglected, yet valuable tools, an employer can make use of is the employee review process. Though often dreaded by both employer and employee alike, the employee review should be viewed as an opportunity to strengthen loyalties, identify strengths and position the company for continued growth. It's a shame that more companies don't make the employee review process a more regular part of corporate life. If an employee is confident in their performance, there need not be anything to drag one's feet about. Really, this is a perfect opportunity for employees to highlight the assets they bring to the company, better positioning them for ongoing recognition, awards and the ever sought after raise in salary. Admittedly, the employee review process is a time consuming process, and in today's fast-paced world, it can be somewhat difficult to schedule a chunk of time to sit down with each employee. However, the long-term benefits make this time investment work it's while. First of all, by taking the time to access it's employees contribution, an employer can build a stronger relationship with each and every employee. Employees in turn will feel that their contribution is appreciated, no matter how trivial their job may seem to be. Secondly, employers are actually investing in their own company, by scheduling time to meet with and review the performance of each employee. If an employer doesn't have their finger on the pulse of their company, and really no what's going on, and who's doing what, the results can be disastrous. Finally, the review process is an opportunity to not only show appreciation for good employees, but also a time to take the first steps to weed out the bad seeds that take root from time to time. Without an employee review, how else can an employer set into improvement a plan for improvement, or conversely begin the process of extricating employees with poor performance from the company? In conclusion, the employee review process is indeed a very valuable tool for employers and employees alike, and can make for the difference between the failure and success of any organization. By making use of this tool, employers become closer to their employees, and are able to express appreciation for a job well done. In turn, employees feel valued and in turn work harder and more efficiently. An anti aging cream will not be in use when working with a productive set of employees. Employers can identify any weaknesses in the performance of their organization and takes steps to make improvements. Everyone benefits from the employee review process, making the future brighter for all involved. |
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