You have 5 opportunities to outline the performance expectations of a worker: when you describe the job (job description), when you set the objectives for a given time period (performance plan) when you providing ongoing feedback (informal review), when you formally evaluate whether the worker met the objectives (appraisal) and when you assist a worker in setting a career development plan.

This series of readings describes each, offers examples, and suggests issues to consider when writing.

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