Calibration Facilitator�s Guide
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Calibration Facilitator’s Guide
Date, Time & TBD
Meeting Called
By
Attendees: Leadership Team and HR
Prework for Managers prepare to discuss the performance placement of each of their employees
Managers
Prework for HR: Prepare supporting tools and resources
TIME TOPIC TOOLS
15 MIN. INTRODUCTION
Set Up: Meeting outcomes, today’s agenda, and your role
Meeting Outcomes:
Understand overall performance distribution
Performance Differentiation
Align on individual performance placement
Review Agenda
Context
Standard Performance Distribution
Discuss Individual Performance
Understand Overall Performance Distribution
Next Steps/Action Items
Review Roles:
Leader: Kick-off and set the tone
Managers: Discuss direct reports and participate in group discussion
HR: Facilitate discussion
Note: Ask the room
to add additional
Establish Guiding Principles:
Guiding Principles
Manager has final say
Goal is to achieve 80% agreement in the room & 100% alignment outside of the
room
Begin offering feedback with “I agree or disagree” with the performance call
Offer feedback that is meaningful, specific and from throughout the current year
Comments are shared with good intention
This is not an opportunity to debate goals
Wait to offer comments until each manager is finished presenting
Assign a note-taking “buddy”
Other…
TIME TOPIC TOOLS
15 MIN. CONTEXT
Performance is foundational at BBY
The End-to-End Performance Management Process supports this
organizational belief
Note: Ask the Calibration is critical part of the process because it:
room why they Drives consistency of performance ratings across the organization
believe Encourages more objective assessments
calibration is Builds managers confidence in communicating scores and providing honest
important - feedback
Listen for the Creates employee confidence in appraisal scores and feedback
answers listed Helps inform more meaningful development plans
Encourages managers to use discretion to match Rewards and performance
contributions.
15 MIN. STANDARD PERFORMANCE DISTRIBUTION Standard
Performance
Discuss why differentiation is important Differentiation can drive substantial Distribution
improvements in productivity and intent to stay by helping employees feel valued (pg. 7
fairly and reinforcing their efforts. Calibration
Presentation)
Facilitator NOTE: Ask why differentiation is important from an employee,
manager, and organizational perspective. Capture responses.
Organizational Benefits:
Reduces inflation or undervaluing performance by manager and/or business
Helps organization estimate compensation budgets.
Drive substantial improvements in productivity and intent to stay by helping
employees feel valued fairly and reinforcing their efforts.
Manager Benefits:
Managers make difficult distinctions on performance.
Provides justification for employee decisions (e.g. raises, promotions,
bonuses, layoffs)
Employee Benefits:
Ensures fair distribution of rewards
Allows for differentiated development
Note: The Encourages recognition of high performance
recommended
is intended only Review “Best Practice” Distribution
as a guideline – It is NOT a forced ranking.
DO NOT force A best practice 20/70/10 – 20% exceeding expectations , 10% being below,
fit your and 70% meets
distribution to Distribution may look different depending on your business results
match if it does It is only accurate as the goals that you set
not make sense Helps avoids overinflating or under-valuing employee performance
You can have top or bottom individual performers in both high and low
performing business
TIME TOPIC TOOLS
Time TBD INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE PLACEMENT Post-its with
each
Prior: employee’s
Review the company definition of Individual Performance name
Identify a person and/or behaviors that best describe the following: Calibration
Exceeding Workbook
Meets
Below
Calibrate on individuals in the following order:
Exceeds
Below
Meeting (“On the Edge of Exceeding or Below)
Any employee in meets where there is disagreement
During:
Managers should present the following:
1 or 2 things to rationalize performance (the what) and values (the how)
1 or 2 performance opportunities
Ask the room for additional suggestions.
Do we agree on placement
Facilitator NOTES:
Encourage managers to be brief (no more than 3 minutes per employee).
Continue to anchor back to the guiding principles.
Managers should capture development feedback for EEs
Post Individual Placement:
Are we in 100% alignment in how we have positioned each individual?
Are we confident the distribution is a good representation of both individual
and business performance?
Is it what you expected given our current business results?
Do you believe there is adequate differentiation?
10 MIN. NEXT STEPS/ACTION ITEMS Effective
Career
Review commitments and next steps Conversations
HR should Generalist will send a summary of the meeting, including any agreed upon eLearning
provide the adjusted performance and values ratings
tools and Managers prepare for year-end conversations by providing thoughtful Merit
resources listed consideration on performance and development opportunities Guidelines
prior to Mangers use discretion to ensure Rewards match performance contributions.
departure to Rewards should be differentiated for those who are exceeding, meeting and FY’12 PDG
aid managers below expectations.
with next steps Managers, have the conversation with your employees Tips for
Preparing for
the Discussion
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