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Performance Management
Training

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"Coaching focuses on future possibilities, not past mistakes.”

'Sir John Whitmore'

Lead the Performance Conversations That Keep Teams Engaged—Even in Uncertain Times

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Course Overview

Performance management has evolved from merely tracking results to creating environments where people can flourish, adapt, and grow in real time. Forward-thinking organisations don’t just rely on annual reviews—they coach, listen, and support performance as it happens.

This programme transitions managers from evaluators to enablers, instilling the confidence to conduct frank, future-focused discussions that energise rather than deflate—even when the news is difficult.

We tackle modern challenges head-on: the strain of doing more with less, the emotional weight of tying performance to bonuses, and the danger of turning development into a box-ticking exercise. With clear frameworks, real-life examples, and coaching-led dialogue, managers learn to spark momentum—without losing their humanity.

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Key Topics

From Appraisal to Enablement

  • Why traditional reviews fall short—and how to lead performance in real time, not just at year-end.

The Manager as Coach

  • Cultivate the mindset and tools to support performance through trust, curiosity, and transparency—not authority alone.

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Key Benefits

Performance That Pays Off—Even When Budgets Are Tight
This training isn’t just about improving feedback—it’s a strategic lever to retain talent, reduce noise, and protect your performance ROI in cost-sensitive climates.

Stronger Output Without Raising Spend

  • Managers learn to motivate through clarity and connection—delivering performance improvements even when financial levers are limited.

 

Fewer Escalations, Lower HR Load

  • Tough conversations are handled earlier and better—reducing formal interventions, team fallout, and avoidable churn.

Performance thrives when feedback is clear, conversations are human, and managers lead—not just measure.

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