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Progressive Performance Management: Why Your Employee Compensation Strategy Is Holding You Back

15Five

The Annual Performance Review is Dead! One of the main issues that HR leaders face when considering a progressive performance management program is how to revamp their employee compensation strategy. Alan Colquitt is one of the world’s greatest experts in the field of HR and performance management.

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Growing a Healthy Compensation Program -- Part Two

Compensation Cafe

We'll identify some of their missteps -- common to companies their size -- then discuss what they can do to achieve healthy compensation habits. Case background: In the first article , we looked at the compensation habits of a company called Healthy Gadgets, a new medical device company that began with fewer than 100 employees.

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Performance Management 2.0: Improving Your Employee Motivation Strategy

15Five

I joined 15Five’s Director of People Science, Courtney Bigony and Chief Culture Officer, Shane Metcalf, in a recent webinar where we addressed ratings and compensation as they relate to performance reviews. In my book, Next Generation Performance Management , I differentiate between Performance Management 1.0 (PM

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Effective Performance Management for Employees Returning to Work

EmployeeConnect

Effective performance management is essential during this time to ensure employees feel supported, motivated, and engaged in their work. Employers need to take a strategic approach to performance management, understanding the unique challenges employees face, and providing them with the necessary tools and resources to succeed.

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Why Compensation Doesn’t Drive Motivation

Reflektive

But will the incentive of a higher salary or compensation bonus improve their work performance? Financial incentives can undermine autonomy and intrinsic motivation Click To Tweet. Compensation Isn’t Enough. Decades of research has shown that money isn’t the driving force for employee performance.

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Money for Motivation: How Incentive Based Pay Works

UpstartHR

Last week I was talking with some folks about using compensation to drive employee behavior, and it occurred to me that I have never shared anything about that topic here. We want to instantly think that we can drive performance or discourage behaviors through monetary incentives. Here are a few: Bonuses. Profit sharing.

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Cafe Classic: Are You Watching the Store?

Compensation Cafe

A new business year brings with it both the end and the beginning of the company’s annual management incentive plan cycle. While the left hand is busy processing performance assessments and award payouts the right hand is getting ready to launch the new cycle. Editor's Note: Are you rolling into the New Year on autopilot?