Work-performance-management in groups: An alternative multi-rater feedback model

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Fitzgerald, Anneke
Low, D.R.
Griffith University Author(s)
Year published
2005
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Feedback from superiors can help the individual with setting his or her own goals for performance improvement. Although much is written on different performance management or appraisal systems, the authors have not come across what their normative feedback model, as an alternative model to multi-rater feedback models such as the 360 degree model, attempts to achieve: peer appraisal in groups, in order to modify behaviour and work toward group objectives for business planning in alignment with organisational goals. This article presents a model for normative feedback, provides the results of a pilot study where this model is ...
View more >Feedback from superiors can help the individual with setting his or her own goals for performance improvement. Although much is written on different performance management or appraisal systems, the authors have not come across what their normative feedback model, as an alternative model to multi-rater feedback models such as the 360 degree model, attempts to achieve: peer appraisal in groups, in order to modify behaviour and work toward group objectives for business planning in alignment with organisational goals. This article presents a model for normative feedback, provides the results of a pilot study where this model is tested, and details the next steps for building a useful tool for managers.
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View more >Feedback from superiors can help the individual with setting his or her own goals for performance improvement. Although much is written on different performance management or appraisal systems, the authors have not come across what their normative feedback model, as an alternative model to multi-rater feedback models such as the 360 degree model, attempts to achieve: peer appraisal in groups, in order to modify behaviour and work toward group objectives for business planning in alignment with organisational goals. This article presents a model for normative feedback, provides the results of a pilot study where this model is tested, and details the next steps for building a useful tool for managers.
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Journal Title
Employment Relations Record
Volume
5
Issue
1
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© 2005 Pacific Employment Relations Association (PERA). The attached file is reproduced here in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. Please refer to the journal's website for access to the definitive, published version.
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Organisational Planning and Management
Business and Management
Marketing