Performance Management Systems: Balanced Scorecard vs. 360-Degree Feedback
Performance Management is an essential part of yielding the best possible results from a company's personnel. And as many preferred systems for performance management demonstrate, the results are only possible with effective instruments and metrics for planning objectives, evaluating performances, ways of garnering feedback and providing proper incentives for achievement. To this end, the discussion hereafter considers The Balance Scorecard and 360-Degree Feedback as two systems of performance management that have the capacity to improve performance by providing for all of these functions.
With respect to the Balanced Scorecard approach to performance management, the text by Torrington et al. (2008) is particularly instructive. This methodology is highly dependent upon the integration of broader performance evaluators with directly quantitative determinants, demonstrating the focus which many firms will place on numerical indicators of the internal environment. According to Torrington et al., a wide range...
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