Four steps to effective performance management

Getting the most out of employees has always challenged employers. This is particularly true in today's highly regulated business environment with increased global competition and evolving employee attitudes. Performance management is not just about dealing with the poor performers. Instead, it's a more holistic process that begins with getting the right people, setting clear employee expectations, coaching workers, and ultimately dismissing poor performers who don't fit the organization.  Read more from Fisher & Phillips.

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