Sail Through Your Next Performance Evaluation:
How to replace dread with curiosity for future performance success!
About the Trainer
Jeffrey Harris, MFT, CEAP, is a Program Manager for the Center for Work & Family Life.
He brings to the course eighteen years of experience as consultant on workplace behavior & employee assistance, and twelve years of management experience.
Course Details
Who Would Benefit from this Course?
This workshop is designed for staff and faculty who will receive feedback from their manager in an annual performance meeting.
Course Overview
Do you dread the annual performance evaluation meeting with your manager? Are you concerned that you and your supervisor might not see eye-to-eye on your accomplishments and talents over the past year? Have you ever come away from an annual evaluation sensing that your manager was displeased, but unsure of what the manager expected from you in the upcoming year?
This workshop is designed for any staff and faculty who will participate in an upcoming performance meeting. The speaker will prepare participants for a productive evaluation meeting that feels more like a dialogue than a confrontation, in order to better understand the manager's goals for your development and thereby achieve greater success throughout the coming year.
The speaker will prepare participants for a productive evaluation meeting that feels more like a dialogue than a confrontation, in order to better understand the manager’s goals for your development and thereby achieve greater success throughout the coming year.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, class participants will be able to:
Identify the WIIFM (What's-In-It-For-Me) of an annual evaluation process
Prepare concrete, yet meaningful, affirmations that make feedback easier to accept
Practice stress-rescue techniques for recovering your calmness in the performance meeting
Create questions of curiosity to clarify the manager's expectations for the upcoming year
Recognize the Do's and Don'ts of performance meetings