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    the firm Who you are as a person. More senior staff may be able to: Guide the CEO’s mentor / professional coach. Participate in peer to peer reviews. Provide objective advice directly to the CEO. ie “eyeball him”. Insist upon implementing Group Feedback Surveys with

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    recommendations concerning the values will be handled and how the current momentum of the program can be sustained. To create this process, we recommend that Bronfman continue to leverage its existing managerial structure by creating a “bottoms-up” feedback

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    merit plan, the rating system used valid and valuable criteria but the uneven distribution suggested its extreme leniency. Over 68% of the employees exceeded expectations (Appendix 3.2.1 – 3.2.2). To correct this, FastCat should implement a 360 degree feedback program. This will not only encourage teamwork, but it will give employees clarity and challenge them to improve. This directly supports FastCat’s goals of controlling costs, increasing revenue, and creating a team oriented culture The new

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    Unfortunately, conscientiousness contributes the negative effects of being a dutiful leader. The common theme amongst my feedback I received from my superiors, peers, and subordinates see that I am a dedicated, hardworking individual. They are impressed with my work ethic for the gymnastics team and in academics. One issue I see with my leadership skills provided from my feedback, is I sometimes can become frustrated and angry when things do not go as planned. My superiors notice that I am responsible

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    Drive Drive is a trait described by Kirkpatrick and Locke as a trait which is not a physical need deprivation. They use the term to refer to a prospect of traits and motives reflecting a high-effort level. There are five aspects of drive which include achievement motivation, ambition, energy, tenacity and initiative. Achievement Motivation: Leaders have a relatively high desire for achievement. The need for achievement is an important motive among effective leaders. Leading achievers obtain satisfaction

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    type of appraisal involves management by objectives (MBO), where employees and managers set objectives at the beginning of the evaluation period and assess how well the employees meet those objectives at the end of the period. Others include 360 degree feedback appraisals, performance ranking, behavioral observation scales, graphic rating scales and several other ranking methods that can be used. It is

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    employee. Managers should use the 360 degree evaluation process to provide adequate and excise information to each employee. This process involves using multiple sources. The sources consist of peers, direct reports, supervisors, customers, vendors, and human resources. The evaluation is done by the complete circle of sources. The manager’s involvements are to design, gather the information, and communicate the evaluation to the employee. Managers using the 360 process will discover strengths, weaknesses

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    1. Introduction Rob Parson had recently been hired by Paul Nasr, a senior managing director at Morgan Stanley as a principal in the Capital Markets Services division. The division had done very little business even with its most important investment banking clients. In particular the bank wanted to improve business with clients in the financial services industry. Parson was hired for his proven track record in this domain, for his relationships with clients and for his energetic and entrepreneurial

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    So if I were Nasr, for the first goal I would first go through the feedback from the 360 degree performance appraisal with Rob Parson. After going through both the strength and weakness sated on the feedback, I would give my own assessment to him and talk about his exceptional performance and production. Next, I would ask Parson how he feels about his job situation and possibly suggest

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    M3.12 MOTIVATING TO PERFORM IN THE WORKPLACE ~ By ANDREA HUGHES The value of assessing performance Formal and Informal systems of assessment/appraisal Assessment is the on-going review by a line manager of the work an employee or a team has performed that is measured against expected outcomes. It is a two way communication channel that gives a shared understanding of what is to be achieved, it provides an opportunity to get employees to buy in to the process. It is a useful tool that can highlight

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