Performance Appraisal Methods: Past Oriented Methods Consists of
Performance Appraisal Methods: Past Oriented Methods Consists of
Performance Appraisal Methods: Past Oriented Methods Consists of
Categorized as
Past Oriented Methods
Future Oriented Methods
Rating Scales
Consists of numerical scale which represents performance criteria like dependability,
initiative, output, attendance, attitude, cooperation which can be rated from excellent
to poor
Checklists
Similar to questionnaires, checklists consists of statements based on the traits of the
employee and his job, which is prepared into two columns - ‘Yes’ and ‘No’
Sometimes points are being assigned to ‘Yes’ and ‘No’; which is called weighed
checklist
Employee performance are being rated as excellent, good, average, below average,
unsatisfactory
Confidential Records
Applicable in assessing Government employees performance considering their
attendance, self expression ability to do work, leadership, initiative, Job knowledge,
reasoning ability, judgment, integrity, responsibility on a four point scale ( Excellent,
Good, Fair, Poor)
Performance Appraisal Methods Cont..
Management by Objectives
Psychological Appraisals
Applicable to large organization, where full time industrial psychologists are available
Assessment Centers
Used for evaluating executive potential
Referred as a central location where managers may come together to have participation in
job related exercises evaluated by trained observers
Performance Appraisal Methods Cont..
Rating Committees
Represents a group consists of immediate supervisor and three or four supervisors which
have regular contact with the employee
Self Appraisal
Process of evaluating performance of employees by himself/herself
Rating Committees
Represents a group consists of immediate supervisor and three or four supervisors which
have regular contact with the employee
Self Appraisal
Process of evaluating performance of employees by himself/herself