The Future of Performance Management
1h 8mIntermediate2017-09-12
Authors

Gary Bolles
Lecturer, Cofounder of eParachute
Course details
When automation and globalization are changing the very nature of work, even last month's performance goals may not hold up. How we evaluate work must change, too. eParachute cofounder Gary Bolles explains how performance design is replacing performance management, how managers and workers need to be in a continuous dialog, and how managers need to manage the gap between the skills workers have and the skills workers need. He also addresses the additional need for team performance design, shows how to measure team deliverables and incentives, and explains how to scale performance management for an entire organization. Lastly, he outlines what it means to build a culture of high performance.
Learning objectives
The history of performance management
Self-driven performance management
Setting adaptive performance goals
Writing an adaptive performance agreement
Team performance design
Designing for high performance
Learning objectives
The history of performance management
Self-driven performance management
Setting adaptive performance goals
Writing an adaptive performance agreement
Team performance design
Designing for high performance
Skills covered
Management SkillsLeadership and ManagementOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
1. The Past of Performance Management
- 02 - What is performance
- 03 - Understand performance management
- 04 - How technology and globalization impact performance management
- 05 - Why performance management often fails to perform
2. Adaptive Performance
- 06 - Self-driven performance management
- 07 - Unbundle the building blocks of performance
- 08 - Learn the language of skills
- 09 - How to set adaptive performance goals
- 10 - Write an adaptive performance agreement
- 11 - Adaptive performance design
- 12 - How to optimize performance
- 13 - The dark side of performance management
3. Performance in Teams
- 14 - Team performance design
- 15 - Performance and virtual teams
- 16 - Adaptive performance management at scale
4. Fueling High Performance
- 17 - Design for high performance
- 18 - High performance for teams
Conclusion
- 19 - Next steps - Achieve lifelong performance