The first-time manager's guide to performance appraisals / Diane Arthur.

Author
Arthur, Diane [Browse]
Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
New York : AMACOM, American Management Association, [2008], ©2008.
Description
x, 166 pages ; 23 cm

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"Filled with ready-to-use tools including sample dialogues, phrases, and documents - as well as plenty of useful tips - The First-Time Managers Guide to Performance Appraisals is a resource for anyone managing employees. Whether you are a newly hired or promoted manager or a more experienced manager who wants a refresher course on performance-appraisal basics, this book provides the information you need to feel self-assured and capable of handling even the most complicated or difficult review."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes
Includes index.
Contents
  • Pt. I. Performance appraisal : what it's all about
  • Ch. 1. Performance appraisals : an overview
  • Ch. 2. Managers as coaches
  • Ch. 3. Managers as counselors
  • Pt. II. Getting ready
  • Ch. 4. The golden rules of performance appraisals
  • Ch. 5. Gathering information
  • Ch. 6. Preparing to conduct appraisals on former coworkers
  • Pt. III. The power of the pen
  • Ch. 7. Forms and ratings
  • Ch. 8. Writing guidelines
  • Pt. IV. The face-to-face meeting
  • Ch. 9. How to begin
  • Ch. 10. What to discuss
  • Ch. 11. How to listen actively
  • Ch. 12. How to act : the importance of body language
  • Pt. V. What to look out for
  • Ch. 13. How to handle challenging performance-appraisal situations
  • Ch. 14. How to avoid typical performance-appraisal pitfalls
  • Pt. VI. Evaluating various types of employees
  • Ch. 15. How to conduct appraisals on different-performance-level employees
  • Ch. 16. Performance appraisals for employees who telecommute.
ISBN
  • 9780814474402 (pbk.)
  • 0814474403 (pbk.)
LCCN
2007011452
OCLC
86117709
RCP
C - S
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