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The key to harder working, more motivated employees

Manage better

How do you drive better performance and engage employees? Often, organizations look to their performance management systems to fix these things, but they are let down. Effective performance management combines formal processes with ongoing one-on-one manager/employee conversations to tie individuals to the organization’s vision and values and provide them with honest and timely feedback, resulting in improved engagement, retention and performance.

What you'll learn

  • Recognize the difference between a performance management system vs. culture
  • Explore common performance management myths
  • Identify the critical role of managers in performance management
  • Learn how to develop the skills to manage and coach each employee, every day

Who should watch

  • Business owners and leadership
  • Managers and supervisors
  • HR professionals

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Carrie Cox, PHR, SHRM-CP
Vice President,
Organizational Development & HR Consulting Services

Carrie Cox leads HR and leadership development consulting services, assisting employers with hiring and retention strategies, human resource audits and compliance, compensation studies, policy and procedure review, team building, employee training and development, coaching, and implementing and developing the HR function.

Carrie is a graduate of the University of Kansas and a member of SHRM, currently serving on the KS SHRM State Council and Wichita Chapter Board. Carrie presents topics regularly to local SHRM chapters and at SHRM and other association state conferences.