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How to Evaluate Technological Skills
Almost every field of employment relies on today’s technology in some way. This means more employees are being hired and evaluated based on their ability to handle certain technological programs and perform tech skills. Whether you work
Letting Someone Go With Tact
Every manager wants to give his or her employees as many chances as possible, but sometimes consistently bad performance reviews mean you must let employees go. Terminating an employee is rarely an easy task, and it often
5 Ways a Performance Review can Boost Employee Productivity
Dealing with the same employee mistakes over and over is frustrating, but if an employee makes the same mistakes regularly, he or she needs your help to improve. Unfortunately, approaching employees about consistent mistakes can be tricky
How Performance Reviews Can Reveal Who’s in Line for a Promotion
Employees deserve rewards for jobs well done, and one of the most popular rewards is a promotion. However, how do you know when an employee could benefit from a promotion, and when he or she might benefit
8 Tips for Evaluating Telework
Increasing numbers of today’s employees are working from home, which can make employee assessments more difficult. Instead of using your old standards of evaluation for telecommuters, use the opportunity to update your evaluation process for all employees.
Signs It’s Time for a Self-Evaluation
Every manager not only has to evaluate employees, but evaluate him or herself. Self-evaluations can be difficult, exhausting, and downright annoying, because they force us to look honestly at our strengths and flaws. In addition to the
Can Creativity Be Evaluated?
Most companies have performance reviews that evaluate a few key areas, such as punctuality, sales numbers, client satisfaction, etc. But what do you do when creativity is a big part of your business? Can you evaluate employees
The Difference between “Hard” and “Soft” Skills in a Performance Evaluation
Within every job, there are hard and soft skills an employee must demonstrate. Hard skills generally refer to how an employee performs the job itself – for example, is an accountant able to analyze financial records and
Dealing With Overachieving Employees
On the other end of the spectrum from underperforming employees are the overachievers who won’t quit, even when they should. This can be anyone from an older employee on the verge of retirement to the eager new