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What is Goal Alignment

Handbook of Research on Educational Leadership and Research Methodology
Emphasizes the importance of creating goals at an individual and team level which cascade from the organization purpose and processes. Such alignment is a feature of the FAR approach.
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Great Goals Are the Secret Sauce in Performance Review
Eileen Piggot-Irvine (Royal Roads University, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-4144-2.ch005
Abstract
Despite the fact that creating employee focus, motivation, and improved outcomes through performance review is widely encouraged, such a constraining and potentially isolating activity is also equally derided. This chapter outlines that many obstacles in performance review can be overcome through inclusion of focused goal pursuit, which has a simple, collaborative, flexible, personal, and organizational learning and improvement emphasis whilst combining both rigor and responsiveness. An overview cycle is offered for performance review with such an embedded focused action research (FAR) approach. The overview cycle and FAR approach are underpinned by three key principles encouraging: depth of learning, stretch in challenge, and collaboration based on dialogue and openness. The chapter moves beyond outlining processes and principles to briefly drawing links to recent thinking from the neuroscience and neuroleadership fields on regions of the brain relevant to goal pursuit. Finally, an example of the FAR approach illustrates practical application in leadership.
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Focused Action Research Based Goal Pursuit: The Secret Sauce in Great Performance Review
Emphasizes the importance of creating goals at an individual and team level which cascade from the organization purpose and processes. Such alignment is a feature of the FARG approach.
Full Text Chapter Download: US $37.50 Add to Cart
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