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Performance Management Guidelines<br />
Individual<br />
Objectives<br />
The WHAT<br />
The HOW<br />
Non-numerical<br />
rating<br />
Ensure each individual objective is clear on WHAT we want to achieve and HOW we will achieve it.<br />
• The number of individual objectives is limited to a maximum of 5.<br />
• Two objectives are mandatory: Health & Safety and Commercial Transformation.<br />
• Each objective should be specific, with measurable KPIs defining the target, as well<br />
as outstanding performance.<br />
• Define SMART objectives (S=specific, M=measurable, A=achievable, R=realistic, T=timed).<br />
The expected behavior referring to our core values (H&S, CRISP) are part of the individual objectives<br />
and should be taken into account in the rating process. Tips:<br />
• Focus on the areas of strength and at least of one area of development.<br />
• Important: avoid creating an action plan that sounds like a WHAT.<br />
• Write “I” messages: I do… / I behave... / I show…<br />
• You can ask this questions to your employee: What will I observe? How would<br />
you behave? What would you do differently? How people would describe you?<br />
• Focus on more qualitative and constructive discussions and on-going feedback<br />
• Rate each individual objective (WHAT & HOW) on a 5-scale rating.<br />
• Select an overall rating for the performance of the employee based on the 5-scale<br />
PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT<br />
Values<br />
Overview<br />
180° Feedback<br />
IDP<br />
Reporting<br />
Lines<br />
Individual<br />
Check- Ins<br />
Team Touch<br />
Points<br />
Discover<br />
the Digital<br />
Learning Path<br />
• To discuss our company values and the way they are embedded in the individual day-today<br />
behavior.<br />
• Focus on what will help improving performance in the future and how role modelling<br />
their strength will help others. This step represents the beginning of the development<br />
• This discussion is an opportunity to share the main expectations of the individual from<br />
the manager, to give feedback and consider how to improve the way they interact and<br />
work together.<br />
• Encourage your direct reports to give feedback.<br />
The Individual Development Plan (IDP) in Workday covers two main areas: Personal development<br />
objectives and Career and job interests<br />
Build your development activities according to the 70/20/10 rule:<br />
• 70% experience-based (Job Expansion, Lateral / Vertical Moves, Project Assignment)<br />
• 20% relationship-based (Networks, Knowledge Sharing, Coaching, Mentoring)<br />
• 10% education-based (Training Programs, Independent Study, E-learning)<br />
Skills to be developed should be linked to our Core Values (H&S and CRISP), the Three Behavioral<br />
Pillars (Collaboration & Trust / Empowerment, Accountability &Transparency / Simplicity & Agility)<br />
or LH Leadership Model (according to function/position/leadership responsibility)<br />
If an employee changed job/function during the year, please make sure that the feedback of<br />
the previous line manager will be covered in annual review and the overall rating.<br />
To enhance individual development, coaching and assess performance:<br />
• Two informal ‘check-ins’ per year to see how employee is going in achieving the objectives<br />
- the “WHAT and the HOW”.<br />
• Two formal ‘check-ins’ per year: Annual review & Mid-Year review.<br />
To improve team effectiveness and team ownership:<br />
• Led by managers and driven by team members.<br />
• One action per team, per quarter to move<br />
forward. Tip: Use Team Touch Points Cards to<br />
facilitate the process.<br />
We have put together some contents, materials that will give you everything you need to know<br />
about Performance Management. From short videos and online-courses to toolkits.<br />
Let’s have a tour!<br />
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