
- To set goals for employee, unit and organizational improvement.
- To motivate employees to succeed.
- To give formal feedback to employees concerning where they stand in terms of job expectations.
- To clarify job responsibilities and job standards.
- To reinforce good performance in an official way, so that others will know about it.
- To plan career development.
- To document performance so that the organization creates a written record.
- To justify merit raises or other rewards.
- To justify the basis for a promotion.
- For planning; to give the supervisor or manager information to make decisions about staffing, training, resources, or other issues.
- To give the supervisor or manager feedback about his or her own performance.
- To communicate in depth, in a manner not typically possible during the everyday press of business.
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