Performance Management
Human Resources
Hard Skills
This set of questions is suitable for those who will have responsibilities in the performance management area of a medium- or large-sized company. The multiple-choice questions explore the main areas of knowledge-and therefore trade-offs and decisions-in the hands of this person. They are suitable both for people with short or no prior experience, as long as they have a humanities background with specific preparation in the area of human resources training, and for people with a higher seniority in human resources management.
Covered topics
- The implementation of a new performance management system
- The performance rating scales
- Performance management in the service of change processes and skills development
- The dissemination and use of the performance management system.
- The cohorts to which to extend performance management and system adaptation
- Linking performance management to short/medium/long-term incentives/bonuses and salaries
- Mode of calibration of assessments
- Performance management in the service of business strategy execution
- Special cases of evaluation and interpretation of values
Author bio

Filippo Romanini: Graduate in Nuclear Engineering and Sociology. After a 26-year career in multinational companies TetraPak and Barilla with different roles, from research and development to business innovation, from learning & development to change management, he now makes his expertise available in various collaborations to help companies and teams achieve strategic goals. Expert in Change, HR, and business and process innovation.