Professional Documents
Culture Documents
P O RT F O L I O
STUDENT VERSION
BSBHRM611
CONTRIBUTE TO
ORGANISATIONAL
PERFORMANCE
DEVELOPMENT
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Date:
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What are the key functions manager both have different work abilities and have separate
and activities of the work department with separate team members according to their
area you will develop a professional work efficiency.Further, The necessary training
performance development provided to perform the job within the organization to the
Explain the need for a The strategy of performance management basically insurers
performance development the employees output and activities in a line to wider your
program plan. business objectives and success of the employees productivity.
achieve? (list at least two understands the goals and objectives they are supposed to
List the benefits you expect Mentioned below are a few benefits that would be given for
your performance an organization heading it towards the given target:
development plan to have
for your work
1. Financial- growing financially is the main motive followed by
area/organisation.
every organization developed or started to grow shareholders
What benefits do you value in the share market is prominent for the company to
expect? (list at least three) generate revenue growing earnings per share may involve
appraisal in the products price which leads to the growth of
financial stability of the organization. The budget hotel
company is an important factor which is supposed to keep
balance nicely to maintain profitability which directly diversify
the product and gross in revenue.
Identify stakeholders who Stakeholders in a business are the individual, group, or parties
will contribute towards the that invests in the organization and takes action in the
performance development outcomes of the organization. Stakeholders can be the
Who are the stakeholders 1. Employees- the employees have direct stake in the
who will contribute to the company which owns them the income support by themselves
performance development along with other monetary factors and non monetary factors
program (at least four)? depending on the nature of the business the employers can
and change the safety interests.
Why are they involved with
the performance
development program? 2. The suppliers- the safety and revenues of the stake are to
be considered under this section, the suppliers give the
services or sells goods to the business and rely on it to
generate the revenue from the ongoing income. In many
industries the suppliers get directly involved in the operations
of the company.
Identify and summarise Legislations for the preparation and implementation of the
any legislation relevant to laws by local, state legislature and the national legislatures.
the performance The creation and the delivery of laws specifically are the
development plan. exercises that improve was the functioning of the
implementation or creation of rules that forces or authorises
What is the legislation
virtue the official organ of the state.
called?
Legislation covers all the rules and regulation to be followed in
What does the legislation
the local, state and national level.
cover?
Legislation is related to the performance development plan of
How does it relate to your
the organisation by the implementation of rules and
performance development
regulations all over the organisations environment under
plan?
particular aspects.
Identify and summarise Policies are referred to be the sets of principal or roles which
any organisational policies are planned upon by the government and the organisation to
and procedures relevant to be carried out in every particular situation. policies can also be
the performance considered as the outline of what the government wants from
development plan. the organisation and what it is going to do in order to achieve
as a whole from the society it also means that the government
What is the
does not intend to hyper the policies, instead involve the
BSBHRM611 PROJECT PORTFOLIO 11
policy/procedure called? principles that are needed to enhance and achieve the target
and goals for the company policies are also meant by the
What does each
documents and the laws of the organisation framed to
policy/procedure cover?
precisely achieve certain goals.
How does the
The process of procedure of of these policies are to train new
policy/procedure apply to
and existing employees which can be the company’s biggest
your performance
challenge specially when the company is changing the
development program?
environment on business rapidly.
Training to re- Tech-support One The tech support team employees are able Achieved
adapt the new team manager to learn new software and develop their
month
software and skills according to remote learning process.
workshops
Mentoring Sales Manager One The sales representative are fully confident Achieved
week about their roles and their skills improved.
Develop a Sales manager One The sales representatives are able to ask Achieved
Questionnaire month correct questions to fully understand the
demands of individual clients
What is the organisation’s Mentioned below are the best current practices in the organisation
culture? to be conducted to improve the performance of the employees:
What are the learning 1. Mentoring- this particular method includes the senior
preferences of the staff? manager or senior leaders to guide the junior staff under
their wings which would help and demonstrate the activities
What are current best
of the tasks very precisely to make them understand and
practices?
Identify feedback options. The feedback option for the performance development management
strategy in an organisation is a crucial part it analyses and evaluates
How will feedback be given?
every individual employee, measuring the amount of productivity
Who will provide feedback?
that deliver along with the lack of proficiency and efficiency in the
How often will feedback be skill sets.
provided?
The HR, the manager or the leaders should always provide the
feedback to the employees so that they themselves could
understand where they stand and what things to be improved
accordingly.
Establish a performance Stakeholders in a business are the individual, group, or parties that
development program invests in the organisation and takes action in the outcomes of the
management structure. organisation. Stakeholders can be the customers, the government,
the communities, the suppliers, the investors, and the employees.
What are the roles and
Describing below in brief:
responsibilities of
Develop tools and resources The tools and resources used in the development program are:
to support your development
1. Informal mentoring,
opportunities (at least three).
2. cross training,
What are the
3. job shadowing,
tools/resources?
4. networking
How do they support the
development opportunity? 5. sharing of knowledge. these tools support’s the
development opportunity by giving appropriate training to
Attach proof of your tools
the employees and by attending the cross-training facility
and resources to this section
the employees will understand every aspect according to the
of your portfolio (e.g.
departments. By sharing the knowledge what an individual
mentoring fact sheet, list of
has with everyone the perspective changes, at the same
appropriate subscriptions,
time networking plays a major role which occurs only by
mentoring toolkit etc.) to this
sharing.
section of the portfolio.
Implementation
Personal performance
development plan
Feedback
Incentive
Timing
Identify reporting and record- The record-keeping methods used were physical records and
keeping methods and electronic records. Printed records are kept in filing cabinets or
resources following closed offices.
organisational requirements.
Employee records is required to report on the agreed evaluation
What data is required to programs. There are other data that the organization like considers
report on the agreed like internal policies, partnership and vendor contracts, financial
evaluation outcomes? statements, annual reports and results of audits and legal
investigations.
Who must performance
outcomes be reported to? Performance outcomes should be reported to the HR and the
financial officials.
How often will outcomes be
reported on? Outcomes will be reported every three years.
How will performance be Performance will be reported on performance review and skills
reported on? (Explain two assessment. In performance review, employee’s performance in the
methods following policy and workplace is evaluated. The strengths and weaknesses are
procedures). presented in front of the workers so that they can make
improvements.
What resources and tools will
be used to assist when In skills assessment, the skills of an employee are tested and it is
reporting performance seen if the skills are required in the operation of the organization.
development outcomes (at
The outcomes can be communicated to the employees with the
least one tool must include
help of emails or through the intranet.
technology)?
Develop means to report and Employees can study their performances over the last quarter by
collate outcomes of your maintaining a timetable consisting of monthly performances.
organisational performance Workers must look for goals which they can achieve by studying the
development program (e.g. operations of the organization. They can choose a goal and come
spreadsheet template with with processes or ways to achieve the goal. Workers must make a
inbuilt formulas and graphing list of resources he/she will be needing while achieving the goal.
options, feedback register They may need additional tools and mentors to help guide them in
Ensure individual performance The relevant stakeholders here are the employees, the
development plans are management and the higher authority. The employees can help in
completed by relevant the development plan by focusing on their goals and achieving
stakeholders. them. They may take the help of the resources and assistance
provided too them by the organization. Mentoring and sharing of
Attach proof to this section of
knowledge may prove to be of great help. The management can
the portfolio (e.g. email with
take extra care of the workers who are linked to the performance
plan template attached, video
development plans. They can help create more opportunities for
of team meeting requesting
training and enhancement of their experience and knowledge. The
plan be completed, hard copy
higher authority should create more chances for the management
of completed plan etc.)
and the employees.
Evaluate the organisational Agreed outcomes may not always match with the performance
performance development development program. Despite of putting in resources, outcomes
program against agreed may not be achieved. In such a scenario, it is important to record
outcomes. the reasons which prevented the program from achieving the
agreed outcome. If the agreed outcome is met, then the program is
Were agreed outcomes met?
100% successful. Concepts related to performance development
How can the program
are about setting individual goals and striving to achieve them.
improve?
Reviewing and assessing the progress is needed so that the
Write a report to summarise The performance development program is designed in such a way
the evaluation outcomes and so that the performance of the employees can be monitored and a
send or present your report record is maintained both physically and electronically. The workers
through relevant management are conveyed about the status of their training or performance
structures. with the help of intranet and emails. Employees can improve
themselves by taking the help of mentors and practices like
Include:
knowledge sharing and networking. Data should be collected at
Overview of the
every point of the training. Performance development program
performance
may not achieve the agreed outcome and therefore, at that point
development program
of time. The management and higher authority should monitor the
Data and analysis progress of the workers.
Evaluation against
outcomes
Improvement
suggestions.
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