How to Measure Team Performance
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By Jack Zigon
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Description:
Having
trouble defining performance measures for both teams and individuals?
While
much has been written on team development and team process,
little in the way of practical advice exists for measuring the
results
of work teams. If you're looking for pragmatic methods for measuring
team performance to support your use of teams, this self-paced training
guide is for you. Concrete step-by-step instructions, examples from
six different industries and 40 positions, worksheets, job aids
and exercises are all included.
Features:
- Performance
measures for 32 kinds of work and five teams
- Simple
how-to steps
- Worksheets
Benefits:
- A
seven-step process that can be adapted to various kinds of teams,
giving you options instead of a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Hundreds
of pages of sample performance measures increase the quality of
your measurement efforts and save you time.
- Techniques
for measuring hard-to-measure functions like product design,
research and development, and customer service give you alternatives
to
the measures you've always used but aren't satisfied
with.
- The
process combines team and individual performance measurement to
allow you to reward the team while coaching and rewarding the
individuals who are helping or hindering the team.
- The
materials are self-paced, giving teams a tool to learn how to
measure their own performance.
After
completing this guide you'll be able to:
- Link
team measures to organizational measures.
- Define
team measurement points
- Define
the results which the team produces.
- Define
results individuals produce to support the team
- Create
measures for each result.
- Set
performance standards for each measure.
- Plan
how to track the performance.
This
guide was written for:
- Managers
and supervisors responsible for the results of teams reporting
to them
- Members
and leaders of work teams
- Human
resource personnel charged with helping teams define goals
- Compensation
professionals developing metrics for team compensation
Contents:
Step
1: Review Existing Organizational Measures
Step 2: Identify Team Measurement Points
Option
1: Team Customer Diagram
Option 2: Team Results that Support Organizational Goals
Option 3: Create a Team Result Pyramid
Option 4: Using a Work Process Map to Identify Team Measurement
Points
Step
3: Identify Individual Results which Support the Team
Step 4: Weight the Results
Step 5: Create Measures for Each Result
Step 6: Create Performance Standards
Step 7: Create a Tracking System
Appendix:
Sample
Team Measures
Sample Individual Measures
Job
Aids
References
Index
How
To Use This Guide 1
Who
the guide is written for 1
Purpose of the guide 1
What you will learn 2
How to use the guide 2
Overview
5
Problems
of team measurement 5
Benefits of this approach 5
End point of the process 6
Example set of team and individual performance standards 6
Overview of steps for measuring team performance 11
Step
1 Review Existing Organizational Measures 13
Why
review organizational measures 13
Balanced scorecard measures 13
Definitions 13
How to check organizational measures 14
Summary graphic 14
Organizational measures worksheet 15
Step
2 Identify Team Measurement Points 17
Introduction
17
Benefits
of this step 17
Drawbacks 17
Tips for writing value-added results 22
What's next 24
How to check your work 25
Option 1 Team Customer Diagram 26
When
this technique works best 26
How to use the customer diagram to identify team results 35
Option
2 Team Results Which Support Organizational Goals 44
When
this technique works best 44
How to identify team results which support organizational goals
44
Examples of team results which support organization goals 45
Option
3 Create a Team Results Pyramid 49
Introduction
49
Problems with traditional forms of linking 49
Advantages of using results to link 49
Example results pyramid 50
Third example of a results pyramid 52
How to create a results pyramid 53
How to use a results pyramid to identify the team's results 54
Option 4 Using a Work Process Map to Identify Team Measurement
Points 60
Introduction
60
What is a work process 60
Advantages of this technique 60
How to use a process map to identify team measurement points 62
Example process map with team measurement points 63
List your Team's Measurement Points 73
How
the techniques can be combined 73
When to use each technique 73
Example combining the results of the different techniques 74
Measurement points worksheet 76
Step
3 Identify Individual Vad Results Which Support the Team
79
Benefits
of measuring individual performance 79
Typical conflicts between individual and team performance measures
79
What is a role-result matrix 80
Example role result matrix 80
Example role result matrix for the Father's Day team 82
Step
4 Weight the Results 91
Why
use weights 91
How to assign weights 91
Problems resulting from a lack of priorities 92
Step
5 Create Measures for Each Result 97
Quantifiable
vs. verifiable measures 97
Types of measures 97
How to create measures 99
Example measures for a telecommunications team 100
Example measures for the Father's Day team 101
Example measures for an individual 102
How to use the appendix and index to create measures for your team
102
Step
6 Create Performance Standards 115
How
to create performance standards 115
How to use the appendix to create performance standards 120
Common problems and their solutions 124
Step
7 Create a Feedback System 125
What
feedback does 125
Types of feedback and their effects 126
How feedback systems can help the team and its members 127
How feedback systems can help the team leader 127
Collecting
Performance Data 128
Feedback
Plan Worksheet 129
Decide What Data to Collect 130
Rules 130
Four sources of feedback 131
The best source 131
How much data to collect 133
Decide When to Collect the Data 135
Why to collect the data immediately 135
Exceptions to immediate collection 135
Decide Who Should Collect the Data 137
Why it is important for the team to collect the data 137
Exceptions 137
Decide Who Should Receive the Feedback Data 139
Create the feedback report 140
Methods
of recording the collected data 140
When to use existing systems 140
When to modify existing reports 140
Parts of a feedback report 141
Example performance and feedback plan 143
How to Summarize Performance Data 158
When to summarize 158
When to summarize 158
When to summarize averaged data 158
How to create a summary form 158
Parts of a summary table 159
Parts of a summary graph 162
How to check your work 165
Common problems and their solutions 166
Appendix Sample Measures and Job Aids 167
Introduction
168
Sample
Team Measures 169
Restaurant
Chain New Product Development Team 169
Results pyramid 169
Role result matrix 171
Team performance standards 172
Team member performance standards 175
Oil Company Exploration and Exploitation Team 176
Team background 176
Work flow diagram 177
Role result matrix 178
Team performance standards 182
Reservoir Engineer 184
Exploitation Geologist 185
Production Engineer 186
Drilling Engineer 187
Exploration Geologist 188
Geophysicist 190
Technician 192
Cosmetics Company Market Research Team 193
Team background 193
Corporate measures the team supports 193
Results pyramid 194
Team results
Team results which support the results pyramid 195
Performance standards for the marketing information team 195
Performance standards for the estimating team 196
Power Utility Company Customer Service Team 197
Team background 197
Performance standards for the company 197
Work process flow 198
Performance standards for the teams 199
Performance standards for the individuals 200
CC individual feedback report 201
CC team feedback report 202
ET individual feedback report 203
ET team feedback report 204
Sample
Individual Measures 205
Account
Manager 205
Administrative Assistant 208
Bank Account Specialist 211
Business Analyst - Finance 213
Can Packaging Team Leader 215
Clerk 217
Compensation Analyst 219
Computer Systems Team Leader 221
Controller 223
Director, Sales Support 226
Disaster Recovery Manager 228
Distribution Manager 231
Electrical Power Dispatcher 234
Employee Relations Representative 237
Engineer - Water Utility 239
Engineering Manager 241
Financial Services Manager 245
Health Care Claims Processor 248
Human Resources Manager 250
Mechanical Engineer - Building Maintenance 252
Merchandising 254
Money Processing Clerk 255
Operations Vice President 257
Policy Processing Clerk 261
Power Transmission Operations Planner 264
Product Manager 267
Production Supervisor 269
Programming Team Leader 271
Research Chemist 275
Scientist - Numerical Analysis 279
Secretary 281
Signature Analyst 285
Systems Analyst 287
Team Leader, Container Production 290
Training Coordinator 292
Job
Aids 295
How
to Develop Team and Individual Performance Standards 295
How to Plan and Create Feedback Reports 297
Performance plan worksheet 300
Feedback Plan Worksheet 302
References
313
About
the author 314
Index
315
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