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www.pwc.com DC2 Tourism Exp o Perform a nce Im p rov em ent 30 May 2013 Pw C Hum a n Resource Serv ices (HRS) Na m ibia Ov erv iew DC2 Perform a nce Im p rov em ent a nd HR Consulting Consulting: Perform ance Planning Perform ance


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Tourism Exp o Perform a nce Im p rov em ent 30 May 2013

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Pw C Hum a n Resource Serv ices (HRS) Na m ibia

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Ov erv iew Perform a nce Im p rov em ent a nd HR Consulting

Client Consultation Com pliance Benchm arking Policy Form ulation Organizational Developm ent

Organizational Developm ent & Hum an Resource Policies and Procedures

Perform ance Planning Perform ance Clarification Perform ance Managem ent Perform ance Measurem ent

Consulting: Perform ance Im provem ent

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Perform a nce Ma na gem ent

  • The introduction of a performance management system does

not automatically imply its implementation

  • Performance management is founded in a particular work

ethic

  • It is a psychologically strenuous journey for the participants
  • A high level of personal conviction and commitment is

required

  • There is a difference between the introduction of a

‘Performance Management System’ and the entrenchment of a ‘Performance Management Culture’

  • It calls for a ‘culture change’ that challenges many of our

personal and socially held paradigms

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W ha t a re the Core Princip les?

  • Formulation of goals and objectives (based on

strategic plan)

  • Participative management (agreement on
  • utputs)
  • Measurement of performance (results-focus)
  • Continuous performance dialogue
  • Personal Development & Performance support
  • Team management
  • Integrated into daily operations (alignment)

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The Scop e of Perform a nce Ma na g em ent Consulta tion

Vision, Mission & Strategic Goals

  • Alignment with high

level statements and strategic intent Values

  • Sharing and living the
  • rganizational values

Policy Fram eworks & Other Source Docum ents

  • Policy alignment,

structures, JDs, management plans Individual Perform ance Agreem ents

  • Stated individual

results

  • KPAs / KPIs

Personal Developm ent Plans

  • Performance support

Perform ance Cycles

  • Aligned with financial

year Perform ance Verification

  • Company performance

assessment Perform ance Recognition

  • rewards and sanctions

Perform ance Assessm ent

  • Individual & Team

performance assessment

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68 % 13,5% 13,5% 3% 3%

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Alignm ent

  • The Nam ibian

Constitution

  • Vision 20 30
  • NDP 4
  • Millennium

developm ent Goals

  • Vision
  • Mission
  • Values
  • Strategic Plan
  • Annual

Managem ent Plan

  • Operational

and Action Plans

National High Level Statem ents Com pany High Level Statem ents Planning

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Alignm ent

  • Vision, Mission and Values
  • Strategic Plan
  • Annual Managem ent Plan
  • Activity Plans
  • Individual Results

Strategic Plans Activities and Individual Results / Key Behaviours Annual Plans High Level Statements

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Strategy into Action

Identify key behaviours:

– Beha v iours are not m ere KPAs / KPIs – Only behaviours can change strategy into a ction – Rela tionship s, not brand will determ ine success

Identify key talent:

– How to do things d ifferently in the m arket place – Technical capability a nd passion – Did you d elig ht your custom er today?

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Differentiation

  • Differentiation is the root cause of

com petitive advantage, and a m ajor driver of relative profitability am ong businesses

  • Do we truly understand what our

source of differentiation is and is there consensus?

  • 8 0 %
  • f senior executives are

convinced that their offerings are deeply differentiated, only 8 %

  • f

their custom ers agree

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