Why Attend
Organizational analysis is the process of appraising the growth, personnel, operations, and work environment of an entity. Undertaking an organizational analysis is beneficial, as it enables management to identify areas of weakness and then find approaches for eliminating the problems.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
Overcome resistance to performance measurement transparency and reporting requirements; Integrate performance management initiatives into other ongoing management improvement efforts; Lead cultural change within the public sector to achieve improved results; Utilize performance measures with proven techniques of evidence-based analysis, performance measurements, reporting and benchmarking; Devise and lead performance improvement teams – working across program silos to obtain effective results across the organization; Make direct connections between Performance Management and Organizational Goals; Demonstrate Best Practices in Addressing and resolving Work-Performance related Problems
This course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit: Public Sector Managers and Team Leaders; Supervisors responsible for the use and application of performance management and appraisal techniques within the Public Sector; Performance Management Officers; Human Resource Directors; Employee Relations Managers
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DAY 1
DEFINING THE SCOPE OF THE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT INITIATIVE
Identify performance improvement opportunities and align to internal leadership policy goals
Project Management Fundamentals for Performance Improvement Initiatives
Identifying and Developing Your Performance Improvement Team – Policy, Planning, and Implementation Leaders
Gaining Top-down, Internal, and External stakeholder buy-in
Identify alignment opportunities between performance management and legislative and Administration priorities
Designing Goals and Objectives linked to The High-Performance Organization
Developing the 4 Step Implementation Model – Diagnostic, Design, Implement, and Review
DAY 2
PUBLIC SECTOR PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT MATURITY SCALE
Performance Management defined as an Enabling Movement
Performance management best practices in the public sector and non-profit organizations
Conducting a comprehensive assessment & review of your government organization
Key Principles of Effective Performance Management for Profits, Non-Profits, and Hybrid Organizations
Customizing the Performance Management approach via the PPC Model to build the required capacities
DAY 3
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT
The 4 Step Implementation Model
Diagnostic
Assessment of primary activities, deliverables, and customer focus
Designing the ‘As is’ to the ‘Should be’
Pre and Post Measurements
The End in Mind – The High-Performance Organization
Design
Organizational Goals enabled with the Balanced Scorecard
Competitive benchmarks for performance comparisons and important developments
Performance Management enabled via KPIs
Best Practice Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) for Public Sector Organizations
Developing a way to improve cooperation between agencies and public sector organizations.
Implement
Project Management Principles – Launch, Timelines, Phases, Milestones, Quick Wins, and Pilots
Effectively cascading Strategic KPIs – Goal, Division, and Task KPIs
Designing an Effective Communication Strategy
Measure
Post Project Reviews
Enhancement and Modifications
What Next?
DAY 4
DRIVING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PERFORMANCE GOALS
The Purpose of Employee Reviews as a vehicle to drive Performance at all levels
Performance Reviews: Facilitating a process for analyzing and using performance information internally to drive improvements
Performance Analysis - Selecting programs and initiatives for advanced program evaluation, data analytics, performance auditing, benchmarking, etc.
Addressing the Performance Gap via Proven approaches for optimal Organizational results
Managing Performance Problems – Key Activities
Improving Motivation, Engagement, and support Transparency at Work
Performance evaluation and the link to rewards
DAY 5
SUSTAINABILITY OF PERFORMANCE
Action Planning for Sustainability of The High-Performance Organization
Sustainability via Feedback Models - Constructive and Developmental Feedback
Coaching and Mentoring for Performance
Seminar: Review and Summary
Close of Program and Final Evaluation