| November 2013 |
Hi Reader,
It's that time of year again...performance reviews!
It's never a fun time for employees or supervisors, especially when it comes to giving a negative review. But there are some things you can do to help get through. This month's Best Practice will share some tips on how to have a constructive performance conversation with your employee.
Best regards,
PrideStaff Thousand Oaks
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INNOVATIVE IDEA:
Want To Learn How to "Win Big?" Do What Team Oracle Did!
The dramatic come-from-behind win by the Oracle Team in the America's Cup race captured the news. Even if you don't know a thing about sailing, you have to admire a team that can come back from that far behind to win.
How can you teach your team to "win big?" Just follow the tips from Team Oracle. |
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BEST PRACTICE:
HOW TO: Have a Performance Conversation With An Employee
You've got an employee who isn't contributing their fair share. You know you need to address it. The rest of the team can tell this employee is a poor performer. If you don't do something, your credibility will suffer. But what do you say?
Here's an outline you can use as you think about the conversation you want to have with the employee. |
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