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40 Performance Review Questions HR Can Implement

AIHR

A performance review is a crucial time for employers and employees alike, meaning employers must ask the right performance review questions. HR plays an essential role in ensuring that performance reviews are carried out fairly, transparently and with the right goals in mind.

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Demystifying Compensation with Data-Driven Total Rewards Statements

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Attracting great talent has never been more competitive, with companies understandably wanting to provide the most enticing compensation packages possible. Unfortunately, many potential candidates and existing employees don’t comprehend the total value of their compensation package outside of salary alone.

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Harvard Meets GitHub: Using Evidence To Design The Future Of Performance Reviews

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Most managers dread everything about employee performance review time. Performance reviews are tedious and time consuming, the technology (if any) sucks, and the conversation is always uncomfortable. You probably hate narrowing down employee performance to a single number, but that’s just standard procedure.

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How Important Is Coaching in Professional Development?

Michael McKinney

In my book Communicate with Courage: Taking Risks to Overcome the Four Hidden Challenges , I illuminate obstacles that hold most of us back at some point in our lives and present methods of overcoming them. It’s often useful to ask others where they see us compensating in communication or in life rather than stretching to reach our potential.

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How to give better employee performance reviews? Don’t.

Know Your Team

Our take on how to give better employee performance reviews – and what to consider instead. “How to give better employee performance reviews?” ” This is a question I’ve consistently received over the years, and becomes more pronounced as we enter performance review season.

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People and Culture vs. HR: What’s the Difference?

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The rise of the People and Culture department presents an exciting opportunity to bridge the gap between business objectives and employee experience, creating more fulfilling work that ultimately drives organizational success. Yet, only 20% (on-site) to 23% (remote) of U.S. employees feel connected to their company’s culture.

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Key Human Resources (HR) Pillars: Your 101 Guide

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A department : The HR department manages all HR activities, including recruitment, onboarding, compensation, development, performance management, and employee relations. Many companies conduct performance reviews on an annual basis, with ongoing feedback or informal reviews throughout the year.