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The Performance Management System (PMS) is a continuous process that aligns employee objectives with organizational goals, sets clear performance expectations, and includes regular discussions for feedback and development. The Performance Appraisal is a systematic evaluation of an employee's job performance based on established criteria. The document outlines the appraisal process, rating scales, employee coverage, and features of the online PMS, emphasizing the importance of measurement for improvement.

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The Performance Management System (PMS) is a continuous process that aligns employee objectives with organizational goals, sets clear performance expectations, and includes regular discussions for feedback and development. The Performance Appraisal is a systematic evaluation of an employee's job performance based on established criteria. The document outlines the appraisal process, rating scales, employee coverage, and features of the online PMS, emphasizing the importance of measurement for improvement.

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Performance Management System

Performance Management System is an ongoing process involving


following activities with Appraisals being one of the key activity.

• Linking individual employee objectives with the organisation's mission and


strategic plans. (The employee has a clear concept on how they contribute to
the achievement the overall business objective.)

• Focusing on setting clear performance objectives and expectations through


the use of results, actions and behaviours.

• Defining clear development plans as part of the process. (Planning training


programs)

• Conducting regular discussions throughout the performance cycle which


include such things as coaching, mentoring, feedback and assessment. 2
Performance Appraisal

A Performance Appraisal is a systematic, general and periodic process that


assesses an individual employee's job performance and productivity in relation to
certain pre-established criteria and organizational objectives.

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3
Steps of Appraisal Process

Appraiser : Individual who helps plans


performance and assesses the performance of
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one or more appraisees that report to him/her

Reviewer : individual who is responsible for 2


addressing escalated issues pertaining to the
system implementation.

HOD : The reporting manager of the reviewer of the 3


function who is responsible for bringing strategic
changes, mentoring teams, and recognizing
performances

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Performance Rating Scale

Rating 1 = lowest,
Rating 5 = Highest

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PMS Score Mapping to Rating Scale

Sr. No Score From Score To Ratings Points Rating Scale description


1 0 59.99 1 Unsatisfactory

2 60 79.99 2 Needs Improvement

3 80 94.99 3 Satisfactory

4 95 109.99 4 Commendable

5 110 150 5 Outstanding

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Employee Coverage

 Cut-off date : All those team members who have joined till 30th September of
previous year shall be covered in this appraisal cycle.

 Less than a year, joined before cutoff date : Those team members who have joined
before 30th September of previous year but not completed one year as on 31st March of
current year, will receive the increment on pro-rate basis in % as per the no. of months
completed as on 31st Mar of current year.

 Less than a year, joined after cutoff date : Those team members who have joined after
30th September of previous year shall be covered in the next appraisal cycle and shall
receive the arrears for increment in next cycle for the additional months served in this
cycle.

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PMS Online - Salient Features/DO’s & Donts

Appraisal Process is automated and made Option of Uploading additional documents


online through ESS (MS Office Excel/Word/Powerpoint,Pdf,
JPEG and Open office-Word & excel ) as
attachments.
Deadline driven process where dates are to Always Save your entries before exit
be “strictly adhered”. The link will disappear
after the last date.

Help Guide/ FAQs are available to guide Always click on “Edit” button to make
through changes in form

Letters shall be provided offline or online in Training needs should be captured for
ESS planning developmental activities.

KRAs are already entered, Modification in “Needs Improvement” Rating will lead to
KRAs is not allowed. In special cases the employees being put on a Performance
changes can be sent to HR for modification. implementation Plan .
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Appraiser
Appraiser

Click Appraiser
My Team

Click Team Status for Appraisals


View KRA , History &
Appraisal Form
Team Status

Click on Edit to Access


appraisal forms
Appraiser Rating Click Target for
Appraiser Rating

Enter Appraiser Rating


Enter Appraiser
Remarks

Click Edit Button Before


Entering Appraiser Rating
Have face-to-face feedback session with the team member

Focus on Individual Efforts

Recognise

No harsh words

Sincere & Honest feedback

Don’t judge person


Give Examples to Explain

One-to-one Give Constructive feedback End on Positive note


PMS Score calculation

PMS score

Promotion Recommendation
by Appraiser

Training Requirements of appraiser


can be captured

Remarks on overall assessment is to


be provided

Submit the form


After Final Submission

After Submission , the form


can no more be edited.
Reviewer

Click Reviewer
My Team

Shows the status of the team members


Team Status

Click Team Status for


Appraisals
KRA Form- Achievements/Feedback

Review feedback / Achievements


Assessment

Enter Assessment Score with a different not more than +/- 10 score.
Form submission

Promotion
Recommendation by
Reviewer

Training Requirements of
appraiser can be captured

Remarks on overall
assessment is to be provided

Submit the form


Measurement is the first step that leads to control and
eventually to improvement. If you can't measure something,
you can't understand it. If you can't understand it, you can't
control it. If you can't control it, you can't improve it.

-H. James Harrington


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