Hubtown A Designing a Bottom Up Approach to Performance Management 2016
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I’ve been on the path to Hubtown’s design thinking team for a few months now. What I’ve come to appreciate so far is the level of design thinking that Hubtown A applied to a traditional HR project they were undertaking in the hospitality industry. It’s a complex problem, to say the least, but the design thinking approach provided a new way to think about it. It allowed us to work more collaboratively than I’ve ever experienced in a HR project. One of my standout examples of the use of design thinking in this process involved
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“The management team of Hubtown A, a midsize provider of digital marketing services in the UK, recognized the importance of employee feedback in managing employee performance. They realized that their top line business metrics were poorly supported by their employee feedback. To address this, they implemented a bottom-up performance management process, beginning with performance review workshops for employees. They then focused on individual performance improvement, using a self-directed, continuous learning approach. The process required a change in the way management approached performance management. Instead of a top down command, they focused
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“The performance management process at Hubtown has been designed bottom up to be a collaborative, personalized, and continuous cycle of improvement for our employees. We believe in a system that is constantly adapted to the needs of the organization and the employees, which ensures that employees feel that they are working for an organization they are passionate about, and that the organization is working for them. We believe that our employees’ involvement is critical, and so we invite them to take ownership of their work and provide feedback at every level. This helps to build a sense of ownership and ownership at
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1. The world of work has become increasingly complex, and the emphasis is now on performance management. As an employee, you want to know what performance management is and what it involves. At Hubtown, we have found a very effective way of doing this — we take the bottom up approach. 2. Our Approach At Hubtown, we design performance management that is tailored to your needs. This involves working closely with your organization to understand your specific needs and requirements. We believe that an effective performance management system should be bottom-up, meaning
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“I worked as a marketing manager at Hubtown, a company that manufactures a variety of electronics products, and I was responsible for the company’s performance management efforts. Our company struggled with productivity and product quality issues for years, and our sales were suffering. But it was evident that our sales teams and managers needed better tools and training. Extra resources We needed a better approach to performance management to help them drive higher performance and make better decisions. My primary objective was to create a more bottom-up performance management system. I believed that the key to effective performance
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