Webinar: Continuous Performance Management Tips from CAE

June 6, 2019 Jess Huckins

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Feedback written on chalkboard

People need three positive emotions for every negative emotion to stay in balance, notes positive psychology researcher Barbara Frederickson. In other words, if we want employees to truly grow and develop, we need to provide feedback across the spectrum. The annual performance review doesn’t meet that need, nor does it match the overall nature of the modern workplace. Feedback, check-ins, and goal-setting are instead at their most effective when they’re a continuous collaboration between managers and employees.

“The purpose of performance management is to improve quality of work, productivity, and other business outcomes, but traditional approaches have consistently fallen short,” reads a Gallup report. As that same report states, only 14% of employees strongly agree that the performance reviews they receive inspire them to improve.

Although it’s clear this type of performance management has become ineffective, leaders at organizations accustomed to such methods might not know another way. Fortunately, CAE – a global pioneer in civil aviation, defense and security, and healthcare training – has been down this path already and is ready to spill the secret.

Lisa Stedel-Smith, leadership and organizational development leader at CAE, and Rosette Cataldo, vice president of performance and talent strategy at Workhuman, are hosting a webinar demystifying the continuous performance management journey on Thursday, June 13, at 3 p.m. ET.

Click here to save your seat.

Lisa and Rosette will walk through:

CAE’s evolution to continuous performance management
An approach to take to redefine the rules and rhythm of the process
How they used Conversations® to move from talking about people to talking with people
The ROI of this key business initiative

Key takeaways include:

The mindset, skill set, and toolset CAE used to transition its organization
How to set managers up for success in their roles as coaches and collaborators
Why peer-based feedback and recognition are key steps on the road to continuous performance development
Steps you can take to prepare your culture for the transition
CAE’s experience and early success in developing an employee-led, human approach

I hope you’ll join us! Don’t forget to register here.

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About the Author

Jess Huckins is a content producer at Workhuman. She produces the Keeping Work Human video series and writes white papers, checklists, video scripts, infographics, and other content, focusing primarily on the data fueled by gratitude and recognition. Jess lives in Salem, Mass., where she enjoys adventuring outdoors with her two border collies.
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