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                                                                       Unit 11: Multinational Performance Management



                Unit 11: Multinational Performance Management                                   Notes


            CONTENTS
            Objectives
            Introduction

            11.1 Performance Management
                 11.1.1  Performance Management and other HR Processes
            11.2 Challenges in Multinational Performance Management

            11.3 Performance Management and Performance Appraisal of International Employees
                 11.3.1  Performance Management of Expatriates
                 11.3.2  Variables that Influence Performance or Expatriate
                 11.3.3  Criteria used for Performance Appraisal of International Employees
                 11.3.4  Contextual Model of Expatriate Performance Management

            11.4 Appraisal of HCN Employees
            11.5 Summary
            11.6 Keywords

            11.7 Review Questions
            11.8 Further Readings

          Objectives

          After studying this unit, you will be able to:
              Discuss multinational performance management

              Explain the challenge faced in multinational performance management process
              Describe performance management and performance appraisal of international employees
              Discuss about the appraisal of HCN employees

              Describe the performance management system of various companies
          Introduction


          Performance  Management  is a  process for  managing both  behaviour  and  results of  the
          performance.  Performance  is the sum  of  behaviour and results  and cannot  be  viewed as
          independent of either component. It is an outcome of effective management. The most challenging
          aspects for  a firm operating internationally are managing  the performance of its  various
          international facilities. Since organisations exist to achieve goals,  the degree of success that
          individual  employees have in reaching their individual  goals is  important in  determining
          organisational effectiveness. The assessment of how successful employees have been at meeting
          their individual goals, therefore, becomes a critical part of human resource management.








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