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PMDS GUIDE (Performance Management Development System)
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1. Evaluation System
1.1 Evaluation System
Design (Standard)
• Establish global standard system to evaluate holistically and objectively, the performance and
competencies of both the organization and individual
• Performance Evaluation system consists of three components; achievement evaluation, competency
evaluation, Final evaluation
Principle
CJ KX
Vision & Mission
Performance
Evaluation
Competency
Evaluation
Final
Evaluation
CJ KX
Values
Core
Competency
Organization
Target
Organization
Performance
Individual
Performance
Performance Mgmt
Element
• Setting the MBO
indicator of each
employee
• Measure of achievement
grade
• On BSC point of view
(finance, customer,
process and etc.), well-
balanced measure of
performance
• Company’s business plan
• Management plan of Division /
Business unit / Department
Required
Competency
• Consist of competencies
that is needed for
organization and for role
• Evaluate real showed
level , comparing to
required
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2. Evaluation Process
2.1 Process & Activity Overview
• Maintain consistency and unity of performance management by globally applying performance
management process and cycle Principle
Design (Standard)
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• Goal Setting
• Discuss expectation
level for achievement
with Manager (primary
assessor) and
employees
• Devise the career
development plan • Monitoring about the
process that perform the
task for target
achievement
• Feedback
• Adjust the Target (if
needed)
• Implement evaluation
• After performance &
competency evaluation,
make final evaluation
• Open Door System
(Demur Process against
the Final evaluation)
• Application of
evaluation results to
other HR programs
Goal
Setting
Coaching
& Interim
Review
Final
Evaluation
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Evaluation
Process
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2. Evaluation Process
2.1 Process & Activity
Competency
Goal Setting
Organization
Goal Setting
and sharing
Career
Development Plan
Setting
Talk and decide
the Goal
1. Goal Setting Process
Performance
Goal Setting
Employee
Assessor
• Align the goal of
each employee
with the business
strategy, company
goal and
organization KPI
• Validate whether
employee’s goal is
reasonable or not
• Select main
competencies to
develop in the year
• Devise an Action
Plan to develop the
main competencies
which are selected
• Coach the
competencies to
develop and action
plan
• Make the mid or
long term career
development plan
concentrating upon
the section to need
developing
• Talk with assessor
for checking up the
goal
• Require the
supporting item for
goal achievement
• Coach the Career
Development Plan
• Provide the
requirement from
employees and
support the
achievement of
each employee’s
goal
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2. Evaluation Process
2.1 Process & Activity (cont'd)
2. Interim Review
Implement Interim
Review
File and record the
results of the talk
Adjust the Goal
(If need)
Preparing for
Interim Review
• Prepare the data to be
needed for the interim
Review
• Total actual results of
advance for goal
achievement
• grasps actual results
of advance for goal
achievement of each
employee
• Let employees know
the reason about poor
performance and check
up the supporting way
• Discuss the level of
goal adjustment and
contents
• Reset the plan and the
detail of the goal that
is adjusted through the
interim review
• Submit the result of the
interim review to HR
• Discuss the level of
goal adjustment with
employee
• Grasp the advance for
goal achievement
through the conversation
with the employee and
the assessor
• Talk about errors not to
be promoted goal
achievement
Employee
Assessor
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2. Evaluation Process
2.1 Process & Activity (cont'd)
3. Final Evaluation
The Primary Assessor
Evaluate
Final Evaluation
Score
Ordering
Final Evaluation
Grade
Performance Evaluation Competency Evaluation
Adjust or Confirm
the evaluation score
by second assessor
Adjust or Confirm
the evaluation score
by second assessor
Final Evaluation Score
Ordering the employees in the same evaluation group
Final Evaluation Grade
Performance Evaluation Competency Evaluation
Final Evaluation Grade S Grade B Grade
Score Score
C Grade D Grade
On the base of the Final Evaluation Score, order the employees in the same evaluation group
Final Evaluation Score
The second Assessor
Adjust or Confirm
the evaluation score
A Grade
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3. Evaluation Authority
3.1 Setting the Evaluation Authority
• Seek for the balance between accuracy and fairness of evaluation by adopting double evaluation
system which differentiates first and second evaluator Principle
Design (Standard)
• Select dual system (going through the primary / secondary evaluation) to correct the tendency to hospitalize and be rigorous of
evaluation
- Primary Assessor : direct higher office of employee, Secondary Assessor : direct higher officer of the primary assessor
- Primary Assessor is suitable for the direct higher officer of employee possible to observe constantly
- Secondary Assessor is suitable for the direct higher officer of the primary assessor possible to review the primary evaluation results
Team (A) Team (B) Team (C)
Region Division
Country
Primary evaluation authority : Team Leader
Secondary evaluation authority : higher officer of team
leader (if absent, MD has the authority)
Primary
Secondary
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3. Evaluation Authority
3.2 R&R by each Evaluation Subject
Design (Standard)
• Define R&R by evaluation subject, and improve quality of evaluation management through
continuous training Principle
Goal Setting
• Make sure own R&R, performance plan, evaluation results and career development plan
• Consider the desire task to contribute the organization
• Consider competencies concentrated evaluation results of last year & self diagnosis
• Set the goal of organization • Make sure the R&R, performance experience,
evaluation results and career development plan of Team member
• Inform of goal & expectation level of team and company
Devise the
plan by each
employee
• Set own goal and weight by each item for goal achievement of organization
• Set the implementation plan, indicator for measure and expectation level for goal achievement
• Set competency development plan aligning with goal achievement
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Validation
& discussion • Deliver the plan that is set by each employee to
team leader
• Review the draft of team members’ goal setting • Make sure the performance redundancy and
inefficient elements • Discuss the goal with team member • Sharing the process that consists of final input,
filling in the document and etc.
Final
Confirmation
• Confirm the goal, detail plan and competency development plan which make a agreement with team leader and fill in the standard form*
• Submit to team leader finally
• Confirm whether contents discussed with team members are filled in the standard form well or not
Employees (Team Member Level) 1st Assessor 2nd Assessor
• Set the performance goal of their own organization
• Give the opinions to modify or review goal setting and evaluation results
* The country that bring the system of evaluation operation in play can fill in the system directly
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Performance Evaluation
• Secure accuracy and fairness of evaluation through absolute evaluation on individual index and
relative evaluation on total grade Principle
Goal Setting
• Select the 3~5 KPIs by each employee in the KPI Pool
- Discuss and decide with Manager (Primary Assessor) and employees
• Set the target level and weight by each KPI
- Considering the difficulty & importance degree of the goal, discuss and decide the final weight and target level with
Manager (Primary Assessor) and employees
Evaluation by each Indicator
Performance Evaluation & Grade
Confirmation
• Decide evaluation grade by each KPI comparing to target level : Absolute Scale
- The standard is as following
- The principle is the absolute scale because of MBO that evaluate achievement comparing to target level
Grade S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade
Achievement Over 120% Over 105% 95~105% 80~95% Below 80%
• Reflecting the weight to evaluation grade of each KPI, decide performance evaluation grade : Relative
Scale
- The standard is following
- Applying relative distribution rate according to organization evaluation, decide the final performance evaluation grade
Eva
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tion
by K
PI
Grade S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade
Achievement Over 120% Over 105% 95~105% 80~95% Below 80%
Standard for Grade
• All the KPI meet the target, Much part of KPIs exceed the target
• All the KPI meet the target, Some part of KPIs exceed the target
• Most of KPIs meet the target but a part of KPIs are under the target
• The number of KPIs which meet or are under the target are similar
• Most of KPIs are under the target
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The Way of Performance Evaluation
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Performance Evaluation Example
Evaluation by each Indicator
Goal Weight Measurement Index
Expectation Level
Achievement Result Under the Target (D) 80% below
(Threshold)
Meet the Target (B) 95~105%
(Target)
Exceed the Target (S) 120% Over
(Max)
The Sales 40% The Sales 1,280 1,600 1,920 1,667(104.2%) B
The amount of orders received 20% The amount of
orders received 16d 20 24 18 (90%) C
Management of Profit & Loss 10% The amount of Profit
& Loss 20 25 30 25.8(103%) B
The raise of selling cost 20% The raised expense 1.6 2 2.4 1.8(90%) C
Accuracy of the expectation quantity 10% Error rate 6% 5% 4% 4.9%(98%) B
A monetary unit : billion
Performance Evaluation
& Confirmation of Grade
• Consider achievement degree of each KPI and standard of grade (refer the table following)
Reference ) the way to make achievement degree (each KPI achievement degree X weight)
- The Sales : 104.2 X 0.4 = 41.68
- The amount of orders received : 90 X 0.2 = 18
- Management of Profit & Loss : 103 X 0.1 = 10.3
• Applying relative distribution rate according to organization evaluation, decide the final performance
evaluation grade
Grade S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade
Image Over 120% Over 105% 95~105% 80~95% Below 80%
Standard for Grade
• All the KPI meet the target, Much part of KPIs exceed the target
• All the KPI meet the target, Some part of KPIs exceed the target
• Most of KPIs meet the target but a part of KPIs are under the target
• The number of KPIs which meet or are under the target are similar
• Most of KPIs are under the target
- The raise of selling cost : 90 X 0.2 = 18
- Accuracy of the expectation quantity : 98 X 0.1 = 9.8
Sum : 97.78
Step 1
Step 2
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No Goal Measurement
Index Weight
Expectation Level
Achievement Result Under the Target
(D) 80% below
(Threshold)
Meet the Target
(B) 95~105%
(Target)
Exceed the Target
(S) 120% Over
(Max)
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Final Performance
Evaluation Grade S( ) A ( ) B ( ) C ( ) D ( )
Overall Opinion
Assessor : (signature)
4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Performance Evaluation Form Sample
Goal
Setting
Name Department Grade
Assessor Department of
Assessor
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation
• Evaluate absolutely, displayed level against required level by competencies and encourage
individuals to enhance individual competency level and display the competencies in actual work Principle
The Way of Competency Evaluation
Goal Setting
Evaluation by each
Competency
Competency Evaluation & Grade
Confirmation
• Establish development plan to enhance competency of each components to meet required level.
- Discuss and decide with Manager (Primary Assessor) and employees
- Sharing the required level by competencies
• Evaluate the showing level of competencies comparing to required level by the position : Absolute
Scale
- On the base of required level
- Evaluate the showing level of competency through performing the task in the evaluation period
• Derive the final competency evaluation grade from considering the evaluation results of each competency
: Absolute Scale
- Calculating the rate of competencies which meet or exceed required level, evaluate the final competency evaluation level
- It is more important to meet the required level of most competency than exceed the required level of a few competencies
Grade S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade
Standard for Grade
Within top 10%
of comparative
group
Above
expectations
Meets
expectations
Below
Expectations;
Needs
Improvement
Far below
Expectations;
Difficult to
expect any
improvement
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency Desirable Actions Development Plan
CJ WAY
Integrity
Consistently complies with company regulations/policies and processes
Is transparent and does not make excuses for problems and mistakes
Does not neglect ineffectiveness or organizational problems/issues
Passion
Has a healthy drive for excellence and aims to be “the first”
Always challenges self by setting high goals
Focuses on details and strives for perfection in all duties
Creativity
Demonstrates critical thinking skills that is cognizant of the nature of his
work/duties and goals
Consistently seeks for opportunities to improve standard/existing work
processes
Takes initiative to propose ideas for positive change
Communication
Motivates and positively challenges peers and colleagues to improve
work quality; raising the overall standard for results
Receives suggestions and critiques in a positive manner and uses it as
an opportunity for improvement
Listens carefully to others and asks questions to verify and clarify what
was communicated
Ensures that what is communicated is carried out as intended from
beginning to end
Development
Plan
Setting
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency Desirable Actions Development Plan
Expertise
Maintains the expert knowledge required for his/her role
Keeps current with the latest knowledge and information applicable to
his/her area, field, or line of work
Effectively maintains and utilizes h is/her network of experts useful to
his/her line of work
Has a definite opinion or insight on issues
Identifies the essence of problems and presents the best solution
Is recognized for his/her expertise and is often called on for assistance
Development
Plan
Setting
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency Desirable Actions Development Plan
Leadership
(Only for
Manager)
Vision
Sharing
Demonstrates a firm belief and confidence in the company vision and
organization strategy
Clearly communicates expectations for assignments and goals
Does best to remove obstacles for team members to allow for normal or
most ideal working conditions possible
Change
Management
Recognizes when and where change should be implemented
Proposes the direction changes and alternatives in a persuasive manner
Fosters consensus and participation in changes amongst team members
Talent
Development
Appropriately delegates assignment and responsibilities
Accurately assesses team member competencies, potential and fit with
the company and role
Provides honest and useful feedback on team member performance
Shares own expertise and experiences with team for the development of
team members
Development
Plan
Setting
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency Desirable Actions Development Plan
Leadership
(Only for
Manager)
Leading by
Example
Actions are in alignment with words
Possesses a high standard of ethics
Shares responsibility for team members’ performance
Decision
Making
Makes timely decisions
Makes rational decisions based on logic
Focuses on key and necessary information and does not engross self
in/adhere to unnecessary details
Development
Plan
Setting
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency Desirable Actions Development Plan
Self -
Leadership
(Only for
Non-Manager)
Confidence
Has an opinion and confidently expresses his/her views
Takes the initiative to complete the necessary without having to be
prompted
Adheres to promised deadlines and preserves high work quality and
standards
Self-
Development
Accurately evaluates his own results, strengths and weaknesses and
applies this to his/her career development plan
Requests and accepts feedback from various people
Proactively seeks and takes advantage of opportunities for
self-development
Teamwork
Maintains a supportive attitude in working with others to achieve
departmental goals
Is open-minded to others’ ideas even if it opposes his/her own
Accepts and supports decisions once they have been made
Development
Plan
Setting
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Name Department Grade
Assessor Department of
Assessor
Final Competency
Evaluation Grade S ( ) A ( ) B ( ) C ( ) D ( )
Overall Opinion
Assessor : (signature)
4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Competency Evaluation Form Sample
Competency
S Grade
(All competencies
exceed)
A Grade
(Some competencies
exceed)
B Grade
(Meet the needs)
C Grade
(Some competencies are
under)
D Grade
(All competencies
are under)
CJ WAY
Integrity
Passion
Creativity
Communication
Expertise Expertise
Leadership
Vision Sharing
Change
Management
Talent Management
Leading by example
Decision Making
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Because the higher grade have to contribute to organization performance, emphasize the result of performance evaluation and
Because the lower grade is in the step that improve the competency for higher performance, emphasize the result of competency evaluation
4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Final Evaluation
• Integrate the results of achievement evaluation and competency evaluation according to relative
distribution rate that reflects organizational performance, and secure objectivity and fairness of
performance evaluation
Principle
The Way of Final Evaluation
The Way of
Evaluation
Derive Final
Evaluation Grade
Final Evaluation
Grade
• Applying relative distribution
rate according to organization
evaluation, decide the final
evaluation grade (Relative Scale)
Performance
Evaluation Grade
• Decide the performance evaluation grade
(Absolute Scale)
• And then Applying relative distribution
rate according to organization evaluation,
decide the final performance evaluation
grade (Relative Scale)
Competency
Evaluation Grade
• Evaluate the showing level of
competencies comparing to
required level by the position
(Absolute Scale)
Higher & Including G5 Lower & Including G4
Category Competency Evaluation
S A B C D
Perfo
rmance
E
valu
atio
n
S S A (S) - - -
A A A B(A) - -
B - B B C(B) -
C - - C C D(C)
D - - - D D
Category Competency Evaluation
S A B C D
Perfo
rmance
E
valu
atio
n
S S A - - -
A A(S) A B - -
B - B(A) B C -
C - - C(B) C D
D - - - D(C) D
• If the performance evaluation result is higher than the competency evaluation, final evaluation grade can be the performance evaluation result
• If the competency evaluation result is higher than the performance evaluation, final evaluation grade can be the competency evaluation result
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Final Evaluation
Grade S ( ) A ( ) B ( ) C ( ) D ( )
Overall Opinion
Assessor : (signature)
Performance Evaluation Grade Competency Evaluation Grade
S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade
4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.1 Evaluation Way – Final Evaluation Sheet Sample
Name Department Grade
Assessor Department of
Assessor
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[Reference] Evaluation Scale – SABCD
Delivery Clearly
Meaning of
Evaluation Result
Evaluation Scale Setting & Definition
• Need the evaluation scale to be possible to deliver the meaning of evaluation result more
clearly
- It is more effective to consider the meaning of evaluation result than using the ‘SABC’
Distinguish High &
Low Performer
Clearly
• Evaluation Scale Setting to be possible to distinguish High and Low Performer
- Minimize the vagueness that is difficult to distinguish each step
- Set to be possible to motivate high performer constantly
• Use the 5 steps evaluation scale
- Remove the vagueness that is occurred by using the 3 or 4 steps evaluation scale
- It is possible to distinguish high performer, general performer and low performer from each other
- Cutting the fragmentary 3 steps evaluation that is consisted of high / middle / low and adding two
steps on that, improve the receptiveness and fairness of the evaluation
5 Steps of
Evaluation Scale
Using the
SABCD
• Considering the meaning given the evaluation result, ‘SABCD’ is used as evaluation scale
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S Grade (Outstanding)
A Grade (Exceeds)
B Grade (Meets)
C Grade (Below)
D Grade (Needs Improvement)
Exceeding the expectation level, achieve the outstand Performance
Exceeding the expectation level
Meet the expectation level
Below the expectation level
Below the expectation level extremely
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.2 Evaluation Grade
• Set all evaluation grades in global standard 5 stages, and maintain global unity and enable easy
application of other HR programs including reward, etc. Principle
Relative Distribution Rate of Performance & Final Evaluation
Categorize S Grade A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade S Grade & D Grade Rate
S Grade D Grade
S Grade ~ 45% - 5 ~ 10% 5 ~ 10% 0 ~ 5%
A Grade ~35% - 10~15%
~ 5%
3 ~ 5%
B Grade ~30% - 15~25%
C Grade ~25% - 20~30%
5 ~ 10%
D Grade ~20% - 20~30%
Individual Evaluation Grade
Org
an
iza
tio
nal
Ev
alu
ati
on
Gra
de
If organizational evaluation grade is high,
the opportunity to get high grade in the individual evaluation increase and the risk to get low grade is decrease
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4. Evaluation Way & Grade
4.2 Evaluation Grade – Setting the Evaluation Group (cont'd)
Principle 1
• Divide the evaluation group
by team staff’s grade
- Divide the G5 and more &
G4 and below and order
relatively in each group
Principle 2
• If there is another team that
has similar function with the
team
- Put the staff of the teams
together one group
- And then divide the G5
and more & G4 and below
and order relatively in that
group
- Secondary assessor of
those team which have
similar function must be
same
• If there is no another team
that has similar function with
the team
- Do not divide the evaluation
group by team staff’s grade
and order relatively all the
team staff
Principle 3
• Do not divide the
evaluation group by team
staff’s grade and order
relatively all the team staff
High Priority Low Priority
If it is impossible
to divide groups
because of lack of
the number of
team staff
Although putting
the staff of the
teams together
one group, if the
number of staff is
still few
The Principle to set the Evaluation Group In the Team Staff
The prior principle is to divide the evaluation group by team staff’s grade and order relatively in each
group
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5. Application of Evaluation Result
5.1 Application of Evaluation Result
• Utilize the evaluation results in other HR systems to improve conformity among various HR
programs and to strongly attract performance enhancement Principle
Performance
Evaluation
Competency
Evaluation
Application of Evaluation Result
Base Pay
Incentive
Promotion
Development
“Discriminative Application of Annual
Increase rate by Individual”
“Apply Achievement Evaluation Result
to Incentive Payout ”
“Competency Evaluation Result –
Promotion”
“Based on Competency Evaluation
Result, Develop the Competency
that is required to improve ”
Final
Evaluation
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