SUPPORT
PERFORMANCEMANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT MEETING
(covering the following staff categories – Secretary, Associate Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Director and Librarian, Sub-Librarian, Admin Officer, Chief Technician)
This form provides a framework to review your experience last year and to establish targets for the forthcoming period.
(post:xxxx)
Before review meeting: the reviewee completes Parts Aand B and forwards to the reviewer.
PART A: REVIEW
reviewee details:
Name/Reviewee / / Staff Number /Reviewee Job Title /
Unit /
review meeting details:
Date of Review meeting /Date for next review meeting /
PART B: Organisational responsibilities
Reviewee: Please complete each section (1 – 6) using the indicativequestions as guidelines to assist your response to the general statement and submit to reviewer before your scheduled review meeting
- Vision, mission and strategy:
Please Discuss (200 – 500 words max)
- Achievement of Results:
(this section’s indicative questions will be job specific)
Please discuss (provide relevant examples)
3. PEOPLE MANAGEMENT:
Are you satisfied that you have developed and led the team[1] in your area?
- Have you agreed personal development plans for members of your team?
- How well does the team function?
- Do the members ofthe team understand the vision, missionand strategy of the University?
- How have you ensured that the members of theteam are focused on ensuring synergy between their respective offices?
- How do you ensure the team are aware and implement decisions within the area
Please comment briefly giving examples as indicated in points a – e (200 – 500 words max)
4. OVERALL MANAGEMENT:
How do you ensure that you have appropriate knowledge of the University’s priorities and ensure that these priorities are reflected in the services within your span of influence?
- Do you review sub strategies to reflect organisational priorities?
- Do you discuss the University priorities with the members of your team?
- Have you been able to respond to unanticipated or particularly difficult situations to deliver on the mission of the University?
Please comment briefly giving examples as indicated in points a – c (200 – 500 words max)
5. FISCAL MANAGEMENT:
Are you satisfied with your knowledge of the financial situation in the University and within your sphere of influence?
- Do you discuss and agree budgets with senior members of your team?
- Have you established a system that allows for accurate and informed financial decision taking?
- Do you have contingency plans for dealing with a reducing resource base?
Please comment briefly giving examples as indicated in points a – c (200 – 500 words max)
6. SENIOR STAFF RELATIONS:
Are you satisfied that you maintain effective relationships with seniorcolleagues?
- Have you put in place a system for communicating with colleagues?
- How do you establish a collegial and professional working environment?
- How do you manage effective relationships with public officials, external stakeholders and other relevant organisations?
Please comment briefly giving examples as indicated in points a – c (200 – 500 words max)
After review meeting: the reviewer completes Parts C, D and Eas agreed at review meeting and forwards to the reviewee for signature and final agreement.
PART C: Overall Assessment
NARRATIVE SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCESignificantly Misses Expectations / Does not Meet Expectations / Meets Expectations / Exceeds Expectations / Significantly Exceeds Expectations
1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5
REASON FOR RATING (PLEASE GIVE DETAILS):
PART D: Agreed targets/objectives for next 12 months
Part E: Agreed Personal Development Plan
Reviewee (Print name): ______
RevieweeSignature: ______
Reviewer (Print Name): ______
Reviewer Signature: ______
Performance Rating Definitions1 – Significantly Misses Expectations – persistently not achieving satisfactory performance or where work quality and/or quantity is significantly below expectations
2 - Does Not Meet Expectations – does not meet agreed work objectives or standards. Support interventions needed to improve performance
3 – Meets Expectations – meets agreed objectives and work standards in both quantity and quality
4 - Exceeds Expectations – exceeds expected level of contribution in quality and quantity, delivers high quality work
5 - Significantly Exceeds Expectations – consistently delivers an exceptional standard of work, significantly contributes to the delivery of the operational plan, significantly exceeds objectives in quantity and quality
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[1] senior management team of unit or sub teams within unit