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ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA
After collecting the data on "Performance Appraisal System of
Supervisory level in HPCL. The data was analysed and interpreted. The
various topics covered for analysis and interpretation of data are:
1. Promotions
A promotion may be defined as an upward advancement of an employee
in an organisation to another job, which commands better pay/wages,
better status/prestige and higher opportunities/challenges and
responsibility, a better working environment, hours of work and
facilities etc.
Promoters have a salutary effect on the satisfaction of the promoted
person's need for esteem, belonging and security. They also afford an
opportunity for greater self-actualizing action through more varied and
challenging assignments. The promotion policies differ from an
organisation to another.
The guidelines for departmental promotion in HPCL are same for male
and female employees. The period of experience required for filling a
higher post departmentally varies from 3-5 years. 5 years experience for
promotion to managerial staff and 3 years experience for promotion to
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Junior Management staff is needed. The other area of promotion apart
from seniority are merit and fitness. Though these guidelines are not in a
written format the supervisor and manager get it at the time of appraisal
from the personnel department.
As per the guidelines from the personnel department employees are to be
promoted accordingly. However there is confusion among the employee
as these guidelines are not being explained time to time, many are not
aware of the existing promotion policy in the organisation.
Respondents were asked whether the promotion is well defined in the
organisation. The responses were are given below:
N=48
Response Number Percentage
Yes 26 54.16
No 8 16.66
Can't say 141 29.16
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From the above table, it can be seen that 54% agree that promotion is
well defined in the organisation. However 30% were not able to say it asthere is lack of information about the promotion policy. Every employee
need to be communicated about the existing promotion policy.
Respondents were asked about the number of promotion received in last
three years. The responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
None 14 29.16
One 30 62.5
Two 0 0
Three 2 4.16
Any other 2 4.16
More than 50% received one promotion in the last 3 years
Yes54%
No17%
Can't say29%
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Respondent were also asked to suggest any change in the policy. The
responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Merit not recognized 10 20.83
Does not define career plan 8 16.66
Not integrated with bus 0 0
Heterogeneity within policy
for different position
28 58.83
None31%
One65%
Two0%
Three4%
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Majority suggested for no change in the policy. It seems they are
satisfied with the current policy.
Appraisal system/factors/traits/assessment
Performance appraisal in general term refers to the process of evaluating
the performance and qualification of the employees in term of job
requirements for purpose such as placement, selection and promotions,
to provide financial rewards and provide other action of training,
counselling etc.
Respondent were asked about the appraisal system in general. The
responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
A fair assessment of ability
and performance
14 29.16
An annual ritual 12 25
A management gimmick 2 4.16
A necessary 0 0
Something useful for the
employee and the organisation
20 41.66
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Merit not recognised Does not definecareer plan
Not integrated withbus
Heterogeneity withinpolicy for different
position
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Any other 0 0
Majority responded that the system of performance appraisal is
something useful for the employee and the organisation.
Factors/traits of evaluation
Employee are assessed on different factors/traits belonging to both
performance and non performance area.
HPCL Junior Management Staff are assessed on following 11 attributes:
y Knowledge of work
y quality of work
y quantity of work
y dependability
yinitiative drive and resourcefulness
y work attitude
y conduct
y discipline -attendance - communication
y subordinate development
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Merit not recognised Does not definecareer plan
Not integrated withbus
Heterogeneity withinpolicy for different
position
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The factors and traits of evaluation were rated satisfactory which need to
be looked for and bring some change in it.
Aligning goal
Respondent were asked about the present system, does it help in aligning
individual goal with those of the organisation. The responses were as
given below:
Response Number Percentage
Yes 22 45.83
No 6 12.5
Can't say 18 37.5
No response 2 4.16
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Here the response from the supervisor were 45.83% for the factor that it
help in aligning their goal with those of organisation.
Who should appraise?
The method of evaluation and who should appraise varies from
organisation to organisation. Sometimes its department head or appraisal
committee and sometimes self appraisal. Many organisation are
following the system where department head or immediate supervisor
appraise the subordinate.
Response
0.00%
Yes45.83%
No12.50%
Can't say37.50%
No response4.16%
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Respondent were asked, who should appraise them? The responses were
as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Your immediate supervisor 6 12.5
Department head 22 45.83
Appraisal committee 12 25
Self Appraisal 6 12.5
Satisfied with the present
system
2 4.16
Majority response were for the department head to appraise. A quarter
also responded for the appraisal committee to do the appraisal.
Yourimmediatesupervisor
12%
Departmenthead46%
Appraisalcommittee
25%
Self Appraisal13%
Satisfiedwith thepresentsystem
4%
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Appraiser's Approach
Respondent were asked to rate the appraiser's approach. The response
were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Outstanding Nil Nil
Very good 8 16.66
Good 26 54.16
Satisfactory 14 29.163
Poor Nil Nil
Majority rated the appraised approach to be good while appraising. No
body rated it to be outstanding and poor.
Monetary benefit/reward
Performance appraisal system help in the system of providing monetary
benefit and rewards. This helps in keeping the employee motivated and
meet both the individual and organised goal.
Respondent were asked about the system linkage to monetary benefit
and also frequency of rewards in performing well. The responses were
as given below:
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Monetary benefit
Response Number Percentage
Yes 28 58.33
No 6 12.5
Can't say 12 25
No response 2 4.16
Here more than 58% responded that the monetary benefit is extended to
them as a result of the outcome of the performance appraisal system.
Rewards
Respondent were asked about the frequency of reward as an outcome of
the current performance appraisal system. The responses were as given
below.
Response Number Percentage
Rarely 14 29.16
On a few occasion 10 20.83
Sometimes 18 37.5
Often 0 0
Almost always 6 12.5
Here the response were mix with 37.5 percent agreeing that rewards
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come to them sometimes as a result of performance. This has to be
looked into and the frequency be increased to keep employee motivated
and meet their goal.
Area of Responsibility
Respondent were asked about their area of responsibility. Whether the
organization help them in prioritizing their own area of responsibility.
The response to the above were as given below:
Responses Number Percentage
Yes 22 45.83
No 4 8.33
Can't say 20 41.66
No response 2 4.16
The response were not even 50% which shows some difference in
meeting the goal of prioritizing the area of responsibility. 41% of the
respondent were not able to say anything. This shows that the
management has to look into the above and see what the employee can
do, making them more aware of their responsibility.
Career Progress
Career progress is something which is continuous, with the input from
organisation in term of training, feedback and counselling. In today's
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changing scenario this has to be followed in every organisation so that
an individual make progress in the career adding value to himself and
the organisation. Respondent were asked about the current system
helping in their career progress. The responses to the above were as
given below:
Response Number Percentage
To a large extent 12 25
To some extent 28 58.33
Not at all 8 16.66
Here only 58% response were for the option that it helps in career
progress to some extent while 25% were for the option that it helps to a
large extent. The system of performance appraisal has to incorporate the
element of career progress by highlighting the strength and weakness of
each employee.
Career Development
Career advancement is the most motivating factor when employee aspire
for the advancement of his career and for better opportunities to use
his/her talents. From the organisation's point of view, it is necessary to
develop in manager. Some expectations of opportunities for the future in
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development plan to some extent while 38% gave response that there is
no career development plan at all.
The reason for the above were:
1. Limited promotional avenues
2. Limited exposure towards practical experience as they are not
exposed to any outside/foreign training and no special privilege is
provided to them in this regard.
3. No motivation as employees performing well are not awarded
appropriately
4. Stagnation at certain levels for prolonged period.
Feedback
Providing feedback play a constructive role. It helps the employee know
his/her weakness and strength. Feedback provides for the area of
improvement.
Respondent were asked about the frequency of feedback based on their
performance. The responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Rarely 12 25
On a few occasion 20 41.66
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Sometimes 12 25
Often 4 8.34
Almost always Nil Nil
41 percent responded that feedback is provided though on a few
occasion. The frequency has to increase both from the individual and
organisation point of view to keep the individual motivated for work in
line with the organisational expectation.
Remedial measure
Based on the performance the remedial measures are taken to do away
with weakness if any and build on the strength and add to the existing
capability
Response on the remedial measure were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Job rotation 22 45.83
Sent to training programme 20 41.66
Counselled 6 12.5
Any other Nil Nil
None Nil Nil
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Here the response were both for job rotation and training programme.
During the course it was felt that more training input is to be provided to
the employee to overcome the weakness and improve upon the existing
capability of the employee.
Taping the potential
In an organisation human are the capital with their skill, intellect ad
capability. It lies on the organisation's strategy and the manager to tap
the real potential of an employee and take work in that regard which is
good both for individual and the organisation.
Respondent were asked about the response on the same. The response
were as given below:
In your opinion does this system provide for taping the potential of
individual?
Response Number Percentage
To a large extent 12 25
To some extent 32 66.66
Not at all 4 8.33
Majority response were positive but only to some extent. The human
resource department need to assess the real potential of human capital
through the future performance appraisal process and need to channelise
all the potential in right direction with a fixed goal.
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Training
Training refers to the teaching/learning activities carried on for the
primary purpose of helping members of an organisation to acquire and
apply the knowledge, skills abilities and attitude needed by that
organisation. It is an act of increasing the knowledge and skill of an
employee for doing a particular job.
Respondent were asked for whether the present system help in
identifying training needs. The response were given as below:
Response Number Percentage
To large extent 12 25
To some extent 26 54.16
Not at all 10 20.83
The system does help in identifying training needs but only to some
extent. During the course, suggestion for separate section for identifying
training needs came from the supervisory and above level employee.
Job rotation
Job rotation means systematically moving workers from one job to
another. Job rotation is the method of enhancing skill and providing
opportunity to overcome weakness in any area of work. Respondent
were asked about the frequency of job rotation. The responses were as
given below:
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Have you been rotated to other department or within the department?
Response Number Percentage
Yes 22 45.83
No 26 54.00
Majority of the response were 'No' for the job rotation. The employee
need to be put on job rotation on regular basis in order to enhance their
own capability and increase organisations productivity.
Right individual for right job
Respondent were asked about the system help in identifying right
individual for a right job.
In your opinion does this system help the management identify right
individual for a right job to achieve the goal of the organisation?
The responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
To a large extent 14 29.16
To some extent 34 70.83
Not at all Nil
Majority response were that it does help in identifying right individual
for a right job. This means some clarity do exist at the supervisory level
in terms of job.
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Counselling
Respondent were asked about the need of counselling and whether the
organisation provide counselling. The responses were as given below:
Do you need counselling?
Response Number Percentage
Yes 32 66.66
No 2 4.16
Can't say 14 29.16Majority response came for the need of counselling. This proves that
employee need counselling both in work areas and behavioural area.
Respondent were asked about the organisation providing counselling.
The responses were as given below:
Response Number Percentage
Yes 16 33.33
No 24 50
Can't Say 8 16.66
Majority response were that organisation does not provide counselling.
This brings the need of counselling.
Overall assessment of performance appraisal.
Respondent were asked to rate the performance appraisal. The response
were as given below:
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Response Number Percentage
Outstanding Nil Nil
Very good 8 16.66
Good 16 33.33
Satisfactory 24 50
Poor Nil Nil
50% of the respondent rated the system of performance appraisal to be
satisfactory. Nobody rated it to be poor.