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What
This Means
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Employees’ personal goals articulate the organization’s exact expectations for
each employee.
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To be most effective, personal goals should be aligned to strategic objectives
and measures
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Achievement of personal goals is often tied to incentive compensation and bonus
plans, so proper development and alignment is critical to driving desired
behavior.
The Challenges
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Aligning personal goals to strategy requires that strategic objectives first be
deployed all the way to front-line employees
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Handling the changing expectations of employees not accustomed to having pay
linked to Scorecard performance
How to Approach This Step
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Aligning personal goals takes time. Naturally, the process will lag behind that
of scorecard cascading, which provides the strategic framework to which
personal goals will later link.
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After scorecards have been cascaded and constructive business reviews have been
integrated, consider linking the system to compensation.
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By first reinforcing the behaviors and proving the system drives results,
linking it to compensation will be viewed as a positive change (e.g. it will be
a “carrot” instead of a “stick”).
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Employee Goal Development & Alignment Coaching
Process Management |
Budget Integration
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