![]() Performance Management Recognize outstanding performance. A recent study of 80,000 managers in 400 companies found managers with peak performers focused on strengths rather than weaknesses. Individuals perform well when their unique talents, skills and abilities are required in their work. Managers who spot talent, give precise feedback on exactly “what” another excels at, and find projects that call for that uniqueness, have peak performers. They find the work that “fits” the person’s talents rather than trying to make the person “fit” the work. Performance discussions are about excelling and “what’s next” rather than “what’s not working.” Such managers recognize “success” in ways that fit the person. People want to excel when working with such managers.
To see a complete listing of products and services for Organizations click here |
© 2006 MasteryWorks, Inc. For more information about our products and services, please call 1-800-691-8379 or Contact Us and let us know how we can help you. Corporate Headquarters: 6724 Old McLean Village Drive, Suite 200, McLean, Virginia, 22101-3906 Privacy Statement |
![]() |