Performance Management Opened Early – Changes for FY20

From the Office of Human Resources…

We continue to make improvements to the performance management process based on your input. This year, we will make three changes to the process based on the feedback you have provided.

What’s changing in the performance management process?

  1. The process will open early for those who would like to set expectations before July. Your manager will inform you about when your department is ready to set expectations.

  2. Comment boxes will be available again for each expectation to make it easier to comment on individual items. Completing the comment boxes at year-end will be optional.

  3. There will now be five steps in the process instead of seven. The midyear review should be replaced by routine performance conversations* between managers and employees. The new, five-step process is:

    • Employee sets expectations

    • Manager approves expectations (a conversation is recommended)

    • Employee self-evaluates and enters rating

    • Manager reviews, comments and enters final rating (after meeting with employee)

    • Employee signs off

*Throughout the year, employees and their managers should meet on a regular basis to have coaching conversations to review progress and make adjustments. These conversations can happen during one on one meetings or when a work observation is complete.

What do I need to do now?

  1. Check with your manager regarding your annual expectations.

  2. Start developing expectations using the SMART format for the coming year in order to drive clarity regarding the work to be accomplished over the next 12 months.

For any questions regarding this change, please contact the askHR Customer Service Center at 1-5900 or askHR@nd.edu.

WE HAVE A NEW BABY!

Allison and Jon Slabaugh welcomed their sweet baby girl to the world on June 5th.  Madison Elizabeth was born at 5:22pm, weighing 7lbs and 8oz.  All are home now and all are doing great.
Congratulations to the Slabaugh family!
The Academic Advancement Team

Lin Wang promoted to Program Director

I am very pleased to announce that Lin Wang has been promoted to the position of Program Director, Operations — Storytelling & Engagement Team.

Lin has been one of our team’s MVP’s for many years now — managing assignment after assignment with great skill, class and humility.  She’s been a blessing and we hope she’ll want to hang with this team FOREVER!
Please congratulate Lin when you get the chance.
Jim Small

Farewell to Stephen Smith

Thank you to Stephen Smith for his many years of dedication and passionate service to Notre Dame. Stephen is moving to San Francisco later this month and has taken a job with a start up there. Stephen will officially be working for us until July 1st, but today is his last day in the office. If you get a chance please stop by the Family Room today between 4:30-6:00 and give your regards to Stephen.

Bill Ribera

Coffee and Well Wishes for Mark Dumich

Please join the Strategic Analytics & Prospect Management Team for coffee and doughnuts this Friday, June 7th, as we say goodbye to Mark Dumich as he transitions to his new role at Mendoza.

Treats will be available from 9:00-11:00 in the Prospect Management Corral. Stop by and enjoy some coffee and share your well wishes with Mark.

Welcome Joe Dietz to the Central Region Team

Colleagues,

I am happy to announce that Joe Dietz has joined the Central Region as Regional Director. When we were searching to find someone to cover an Ohio centered portfolio, we found a terrific candidate right in our backyard.

Joe Dietz, ND Class of 2004, grew up in Ohio and received his Juris Doctor from Ohio State University’s Moritz College of Law in 2007. After seven years in private practice, Joe returned to South Bend five years ago as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office. We look forward to watching Joe leverage his persuasive skills and compelling closing statements in a different arena.

Joe and his wife, Beth, and their two children reside in Granger. Please join me in welcoming them back home to Notre Dame.

In Notre Dame,

Tim Willis

Leadership is Listening May Water Bottle Winners

Thank you to everyone who submitted feedback to Leadership is Listening in the month of May. We appreciate you taking the time to help us improve our workplace culture. As a reminder, if you have feedback that you would like to submit anonymously, but would still like to be entered into the water bottle giveaway, please be sure to leave another piece of feedback that does include your name. You do not need to submit it on the same day or address the same topic as your anonymous feedback. The Hidrate Spark smart water bottle winners for the month of May are Geoff Stookey and Cindy Karpovs. Thank you again, and remember to keep submitting your feedback!

-The Leadership is Listening Team