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Management

Rethinking Performance Management: From Process to Performance (MG42-1)

Duration: 1 day

Dates in London for 2026
25th Aug 2026 - 25th Aug 202620th Oct 2026 - 20th Oct 20268th Dec 2026 - 8th Dec 2026
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This course challenges traditional approaches to performance management and focuses on what actually drives performance in today’s workplace. Many organisations still rely on outdated, process-heavy systems that add limited value and fail to improve results. This session equips participants with practical approaches to shift from compliance-driven performance management to a more continuous, outcome-focused model. Participants will learn how to use goal setting, feedback, and ongoing conversations to drive accountability, improve performance, and support development in a more meaningful way.

This course is designed for managers and HR professionals who want to improve how performance is managed, making it more effective, meaningful, and focused on results.

Rethinking Performance Management

  • Understanding what truly drives performance and where traditional approaches fall short
  • Shifting from process-driven reviews to continuous, outcome-focused performance management
  • Setting clear, aligned goals that drive accountability and measurable results
  • Using regular, high-quality feedback to improve performance in real time
  • Conducting constructive conversations to address underperformance confidently
  • Embedding performance management into everyday leadership practice

At the end of this course, delegates will be able to:

  • Identify the limitations of traditional performance management approaches
  • Apply more continuous, outcome-focused performance practices
  • Set clear, meaningful goals aligned to business priorities
  • Use regular feedback to improve performance and accountability
  • Conduct constructive conversations to address underperformance confidently
  • Create a practical approach to managing performance more effectively