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Performance Management SystemFor IMNU
Presented By:
Harleen Kaur Sodhi (091217)
Sayan Das Sharma (091248)
Shilpa Agarwal (091250)
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Performance Management System
The
Evaluation
Objective
The
Development
Objective
Continuous ProcessAligns Performance To
Strategic Goals
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A Model of PMS
Team & Personal Performance Planning
Performance Monitoring & Coaching
Personal Performance
Performance Review
Succession Planning T&D R&R
Organizational
Strategy Cultures and values
Role Profiles,
Resource Allocation
Behaviors &
Competency
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PMS for IMNU
Vision: Shaping a better future for mankind by developing
effective and socially responsible individuals & organisations
Mission: To be one of the best business schools in the AsiaPacific Region by developing leaders and entrepreneurs
through cutting edge and relevant management education
anddevelopment, conducting applied research, and
preparing instructional resources
Values: Academic Excellence, Creativity, Respect for the
Individual, Concern for Society
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Roadblocks
Not-for-profit organization
Defining Performance
Agreeing on the KRAs
Identifying Competencies
Measures & Metrics
Tying Performance to reward & punishment
Development Plans
Administrative difficulties
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WE STILL TRIED
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Organizational Effectiveness Model
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We have divided
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Faculty
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Featured KRAs Teaching a certain number of credit courses (15/year)
Conducting a Course: preparing course outline, prescribing
textbooks, evaluating the answer sheets
Publishing research papers
Mentoring students
Chairing conclaves etc.
Conducting MDPs
Attending/delivering lectures at seminars/FDPs
Unbiased & timely assessment
Administrative Responsibilities
Over viewing activities of clubs & committees
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What they Said.
Credit hours/year....1
Conducting courses .2
Research papers ...........3
Unbiased & timely assessment.4
Administrative responsibilities..5
Conducting MDPs ..6
Mentoring ..............7
Attending FDPs .8
Over viewing clubs & committees.9
Chairing Conclaves 10
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Present PMS Structure
Yearly process
Self appraisal
Appraisal by superiors
UGC Guidelines Academic Performance Indicators (API)
Teaching, learning & evaluation related activities
Research & academic contribution
Co-curricular, extension, professional development
Student Feedback form Freedom to decide course structure, books, materials and also to
choose number of courses in each trimester
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Suggested PMS Structure For Evaluation
Assign weight to each activities (depending on the post, Ex. Assistant
Prof, Associate Prof etc.)
Assign points within an activity. Ex. If paper is published in foreign
journal then higher points
Work out a composite score
Higher the score better the performance
Use a Graphic Rating Scale Method
For Development 360 Degree Feedback: self appraisal, peer review, student feedback
form
Analyze the gap and build a development plan
Senior professors can be assigned mentor to Juniors
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PMS Process
Performance Planning
(February)
Deciding Courses
Assigning Responsibilities
Communicating Expectations
Mid Term Review
(September)
For new professors
Identifying Problem Areas
Development purpose
Evaluative Appraisal (March)
Determine scores
Communicate results
Developmental Appraisal
(May)
Identifying problem areas
Developmental Plans
Constant Feedback & Monitoring
(Throughout the Year)
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Reward & Recognitions
Performance Related Pay (PRP)
Based on the composite score calculated earlier
With relation to the minimum required scoreDepending on the workload, added responsibilities
Faculty of the Year Award
Letter of Appreciation
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Staff
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Featured KRAs
Accounts Section Fee receipt
Maintaining database
Bill checking & clearing (electricity, book)
Reimbursements
Academic Section
Designing academic calendar
Liasioning with faculties & students
Arrangement of classrooms
Procurement of books & materials
Maintaining database
Transportation, logistics, accomodation
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Present PMS Structure
Appraisal by superior
Annual Confidential Report
Appraisal once a year
Interview for promotion purposes once
every three years
Not related to compensation
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Library
KRAs:
Networking issues,
Maintaining database,
Handling all issues related to library
Administrative work
Communication with students
Current Appraisal:
For juniors HOD - once a year For Seniors Institute Head once per 5 years
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Suggested PMS Structure
Performance Planning (June)
Agreeing on Roles, Objectives,Individual Responsibilities
Timelines
Mid Cycle Review (December)Developmental Purposes
Analyzing gap between actual &
desired performance
Critical Incident Method
Development Plans
Final Review (May)
Self Appraisal
Appraisal by deputy registrar,
Programme officer, Library officer
(ACR)
Feedback from concerned
faculties (ACR)
Appraisal Meeting
Performance Monitoring &
Coaching (throughout the year)Open Communication
Constant Feedback
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Rewards & Recognition
Star Performer of the Year
Tie performance to pay
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Students
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Featured KRAs
Getting a minimum required grade
Participating in co & extra curricular activities
Minimum level of attendance/term
Participating in competitions certain numbers
Submitting the assignments & projects on time
Conduct in class, with faculties
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Suggested PMS Structure
Cumulative Grade Point
Grade for extra curricular activities and co
curricular activities Behaviorally Anchored
Rating Scale
Appraisal after each term
Special development plan for students
Awards all rounder of the year etc.
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An Audacious Attempt!!!
A Balanced Scorecard for IMNU???
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Students & External Stakeholders:
Satisfaction: academics, servicefeatures, infrastructure
Student Development
Socially Responsible Practices
Future Actions of students
Community Service
Learning & Growth:
Skill Development: Faculty
Skill development: Student
Innovation & Creativity
Collaboration & Teamwork
Extra & Co Curricular Activities
Student Assessments (CGPA)
Faculty: Research Papers, Pedagogy
Organizational Effectiveness:
Improving Resources
Ethical Practices
Employee , Student satisfactionClimate of Education
Partner performance,
Infrastructure & Image,
Placements
Budget & Finance:
Academic & administrativeExpenditure/Student
Tuition & other fee levels
Cost/academic credit
Resources directed from other areas toacademics
Scholarship Growth