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By Roswitha A. van der Markt (More) • Last updated on October 11.02.2024, XNUMX • First published on 15.11.2018/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 4285 readers, 1842 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
Companies such as Accenture, Adobe, Google, Microsoft are among the 6% list of Fortune 500 Companyswho have abandoned common management tools. They no longer have time tracking, nor do they have annual performance appraisal interviews.
This step shows the massive paradigm shift in Guide and management, away from hierarchical control thinking towards Esteem the person. Accenture CEO Pierre Nanterme describes this as an “art of leadership”, which does not lie in measuring and evaluating, i.e. in performance control, but in mindful leadership selection and promoting the right person. If you trust that you have found the “right employee”, then you give them freedom, authority and delegation Innovation. If you believe in this person, you need a continuous dialogue based on partnership to lead Trust and appreciation and is therefore based on just a few, very simple questions.
So far, in large corporations, each manager has often spent an average of more than 200 working hours just for preparation and follow-up, such as carrying out annual employee interviews and evaluations. According to a study by the CEB HR Consulting companies with around 10 employees spend around $000 million annually just on measuring the performance of their employees, including modern performance management Technology.
Numerous studies have found that the result of such a time-consuming and costly process is far too small: even top performers who were rated positively were rather demotivated and frustrated by the annual employee appraisals, especially since the timely direct and high-quality dialogue with the supervisor was the result could not be redeemed. Especially since 95% of managers were dissatisfied with this type of employee evaluation and 90% of HR managers were not accurate Information received from it, how they thereby the performance management System could improve.
The Objective, to promote and motivate employees better individually, was therefore missed. In addition, Brian Kropp, HR Practice Lead at CEB, emphasizes that previous performance management systems have primarily rewarded "narcissistic" employees who knew how to present themselves very well, while other, especially introverted team members who were very for Organization and results used, rather fell through the cracks.
All in all, a development that means a clear jolt in the mindset of what a new leadership culture means. A departure from the typical performance rankings that our old quantitative performance mantra - faster, higher, further - served: greedy for short-term profit, career-oriented, thus adaptive, administrative and numerical.
In March of this year, Deloitte said goodbye to the classic ranking system, like Microsoft did two years ago. Positioning, Status-, power and hierarchy thinking have become obsolete. At Microsoft, many of the Projects-and process managers "more powerful", more influential than top line managers in other companies. Hierarchical titles have no meaning, offer no security for Success. Criteria such as the span and depth of management no longer count, but solely the responsibility for a relevant project. Those who are still attached to status and authority, those who are not ready change to shape and constantly learn, is open to cooperation and transparency, is out of place. The myth of a steep corporate career as the sole means of success is no longer valid.
However, leadership in itself does not become easier as a result. Management is only effective and legitimate when it takes place in an open dialogue based on partnership eye level, Sinn enables self-responsibility and promotes efficient Cooperation moderated. The basis for this is trust and appreciation, trust in the willingness to perform and self-motivation, in the result orientation of the individual.
The new performance mantra is qualitative: more conscious, intelligent and sustainable, and thus more challenging for the individual responsibility and self-management of each individual.
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Roswitha A. van der Markt is a management consultant and executive coach for HP, Siemens or SAP.van der Markt studied humanities in Munich, Amsterdam and Pretoria and has more than 25 years of international management experience, including as a managing partner of the world's leading management consultancy Accenture. She holds an Executive MBA from Harvard University in partnership with MIT, Sloan School of Management (Boston, Mass.). She is also Commercial Manager (Babson College) and winner of the German University Software Prize. Roswitha has been working since 1998 van der Markt as an executive consultant and coach for first and second level executives as well as an author and business speaker. Her international customer and experience background includes companies such as Accenture, Siemens, Fujitsu, Infineon, HP, Oracle, SAP, Allianz, BT, GE, Telekom, as well as outstanding medium-sized companies. As an expert in business transformation, change management, leadership and human performance, as well as strategy and organizational development, she oversees mandates in Eastern and Western Europe and the USA. She also held lectureships at Ludwig Maximilians University, Munich, the Otto-Friedrichs-Universität, Bamberg, the Technical University, Dresden, the IE Business School, Madrid and was project coach of the IEWS (Institute of EastWest Studies) and UNESCO for multi-national projects for the economic and democratic development of Eastern Europe She describes herself as a digital baby boomer and has been working as a digital nomad for almost 20 years. More information at rvandermarkt.com All texts by Roswitha A. van der Markt.
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I understand the approach that is behind the new method of leadership, but I dislike the eternal “equalization”. It is a fatal fallacy to assume that the elimination of time recording and employee appraisals is equally good for every employee. The personality of many employees requires clear and orderly structures so that they can perform at their best. Just as some employees benefit from the fact that strict structures and processes are no longer applicable, there are employees who need precisely these structures in order to be able to use their strengths to the full.
I personally welcome it when new approaches and innovative ideas are implemented in the context of employee management. As long as this is implemented in the tenor “one size fits all”, 50% of the employees are always not picked up by the “modern employee management approach” and are then no longer up-to-date.
I would like more individual approaches that take into account the needs of the individual.
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Carsten Seiffert
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Hello Mr. Seiffert,
interesting approach. I can hardly imagine what a 50% rule should look like in a company without it being viewed as unfair - according to the motto “Employee A has free time management and no employee appraisal, while employee B has fixed working hours and has to go to the interview. ”
Who then decides who is in which group? Are there already companies in which this model has been implemented?
Regards
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Yes, the grown-ups are finally waking up too: I have been systematically training this topic of dialogical and appreciative leadership for a long time in my seminars and workshops with considerable success: sick days are reduced, efficiency increases, employees 'grow'.
If you have dealt with the positive basic motives of people, there is no other way. But those who use the negative mechanisms through exclusion, disregard, disregard, devaluation, get what we so often find in companies: refusal to perform.
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Certainly not a “summer gap”, this development towards serving leadership, with a high level of transparency and partnership-based feedback structure, has been supported by these companies for years. The elimination of the annual performance reviews is only a logical consequence.
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For this to work, the employees must be familiar.
Hello Mr. Labusch,
I agree with you. This is certainly a crux of the New Leadership idea.
Hello Mr. Labusch,
as I have already pointed out in the article, trust and appreciation are the foundation, the prerequisite that this works. The company relies on the willingness, motivation and dedication of the employee and therefore acts on the same level, in partnership and not with control. However, a corresponding corporate culture is necessary for this purpose.
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Fine, the universally unpopular annual interview says goodbye. As a management tool, it has obviously only served those managers who are already in regular communication with employees and who are in - real - contact with them. Goodbye to performance measurement and control too? In the age of company apps & Co., I consider this to be a theoretical approach. And with one of these, the annual appraisals were also praised in everyday management.
Hello Mrs. Remus,
this is an exciting topic. From my own experience with executives, who were theoretically involved in such a leadership approach, but were practically not yet ripe and even too afraid of it, I am also rather skeptical as to whether we can already say goodbye to performance surveys and control. But I also like to teach a better one.
Hello Mrs. Remus,
Accenture and Microsoft, for example, have been introducing intensive mutual feedback between managers and employees for a long time in practice, i.e. not theoretically - and not, as usual, from the manager to the employee, but a partnership-based discussion in both directions: What was good? Where are we right? What else should we improve? How could we improve this? How can the manager support the individual employee, the team even better? How do we go about solving problems?
The principle of “performance measurement” has thus changed in the direction of serving leadership. Yes, it is measured, but differently, e.g. how values were implemented in the company, where there is potential for improvement and how this can be implemented, e.g. the% of women in top management, i.e. partners or the% of diversity in management, means different nations , Religions. Studies have shown that various top management teams in global companies have also achieved significantly better economic results. There is constant feedback within the respective projects, including from the project staff to the project manager. The objective is better customer satisfaction, "in time & quality" for the customer, the project, the product, and not to put the employee in boxes with a quotation of 1 to 5 and thus demotivate them. The basis for this is trust, the basis for trust and appreciation is a corporate culture based on partnership. The key factor for success, however, lies in the selection of the right employees.
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