You want to get the most out of your people but you just don't know how best to do it. Performance management often sounds like a big business dark art, but it doesn't have to be. Smaller businesses can take advantage of more open lines of communication and a better sense of togetherness to create processes which help individual members of staff understand their roles and responsibilities in the company, acquire relevant skills and take on new responsibilities which help a business improve and expand.
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Manage performance for better productivity
Manage performance for better productivity
Your staff are the driving force of your business, so it's key to ensure their productivity. But they can't just be treated like robots.
Build a high-performing workforce
Build a high-performing workforce
There are tried and tested methods for measuring and managing performance review. Here they are explained.
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Extending performance management to contractors
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Developing good lines of communication throughout your business
Communication, communication, communication. It’s a buzz word that many of us might disregard, but in actual fact, communication is key to the success of many businesses..
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