Engaging Staff in Setting Goals and Expectations

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Engaging Staff in Setting Goals and Expectations

Session Objectives Clarify the supervisor’s role in engaging staff to set goals and expectations. Identify specific actions necessary to help staff create their prioritized list of goals/ expectations. Examine tips and tactics to engage the reluctant. Your Job? Create connection and commitment to goals!

"Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?" asked Alice. "That depends a good deal on where you want to get to," said the Cat. "I don't much care where--" said Alice. "Then it doesn't matter which way you go," said the Cat.

Role of the Supervisor Should you specify employees’ goals or should you solicit them??? Routine Work Non-Routine Work Prefigured Routine Configured Responses Compliant ActorCommitted Agent

OPAC Goals Measures Goal Vision, Mission and Goal Alignment University Goals and Values OPAC Goals Goal 2 Goal 1 Departmental Goals Goal Division Goals Goal 3Goal 4Goal 5 Individual Goals & Development Plan Goal Dev Pl Goal

Sources of Goals Employee’s Key Areas of Responsibility University + Department Goals SMART GOALS New project, problem, process Routine/maintenance activities Employee’s contribution

Cascaded Goals DIVISION Provide means for employees to provide feedback to supervisor. DEPT/WORK UNIT Pilot one hourly area with Upward Feedback tool and roll out to campus by April 30, INDIVIDUAL Coordinate/Implement/evaluate hourly pilot by 12/31/12, and implement campus-wide by 4/30/2012. UNIVERSITY Enhance Manager-Employee Relationships Supervisor’s Responsibility!

STEPS to Setting Goals Discuss individual’s contribution to specific dept goals and/or standards for routine tasks Review goals. Suggest necessary revisions. Clarify priorities. (Step 2  Step 1) Approve SMART Goals (Step 2  Step 3) Communicate Division/Department Goals to Team

Dealing with Resistance Listen First! Sell Later! Purpose ◦ Get the right things done. ◦ Documentation to support decisions. ◦ Justification for merit recommendations. ◦ Clarify expectations and establish priorities. Importance ◦ For fair evaluation of performance ◦ Development of job skills and/or future career skills (i.e., keep up or fall behind) = A written statement that clearly describes tasks or actions with measurable results.

And in summary... Help make the connection to the University goals. Communicate division, department and your (work unit) goals. Prioritize what needs to get done in their area. ◦ Projects, contributions to work unit/dept goals ◦ Performance standards for their routine tasks (to maintain or improve) Help them finalize SMART goals by reviewing, offering refinements, and clarifying specific outcomes.