The Appraisal Interview - Training Video on DVD


Video:  The Appraisal Interview


 The Appraisal Interview


It is illegal to preview The Appraisal Interview unless you are an authorized training video purchaser for your organization.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More Information...

The Appraisal Interview

 

The Appraisal Interview Video Training

 

Employee Performance Appraisal: The purpose of this video is to ensure that appraiser and appraisee take equal responsibility for getting the most out of their meeting.

Video Length:  30 Minutes

Employee University Item#:   6411
 

Purchase Includes:  DVD and trainers materials.    

 

Pricing:

 

Purchase DVD:$870Purchase The Appraisal Interview
7 Day Rental DVD:$ N/ARent The Appraisal Interviewfor 7 Days
Intranet License:Call (888)215-8532 for quote.
 

Everyday Industry Discounts*

INDUSTRYDISCOUNT
Business / For-Profit: See Current Special >>>>
Education: $174 Off
Federal Gov $174 Off
State / Local Gov$87 Off
501C3 Non-Profit: $87 Off


*
Restrictions: Applies to purchase DVD only; industry discounts cannot be combined with volume discounts and special offers)


Click coupons to see current special offer.

Click to see special offers that include The Appraisal Interview

 

To order The Appraisal Interview , click the ADD TO CART button in the pricing section, or Click here for more purchasing options; call toll free 800-774-4870 9am - 7pm EST with any questions.


The Appraisal Interview

 

The purpose of this video is to ensure that appraiser and appraisee take equal responsibility for getting the most out of their meeting.

For a manager about to conduct an interview, or a staff member to be interviewed, The Appraisal Interview video and self-study pack (for appraisees) will ensure both sides understand the objective of an appraisal. It takes a look at the whole appraisal process, and provides a number of valuable behavior do's and don'ts to follow.

In terms of overall behavior, people should be adequately prepared, should listen and ask questions, and must concentrate on performance and not personality. In terms of performance, they should be specific about successes and failures, agree future objectives and a course of action together, and be constructive and not destructive.

Once the interview is complete it is vital to monitor progress throughout the year, follow up any issues that are raised, and use the past to reshape the future - putting what you've learned towards organizational performance and individual development.