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What is the importance of employee performance in an organization?

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Every employer wants 100% productivity. It won’t be wrong to say that a lot depends on how employees of a company perform. Whether it is production, quality, maintenance or the overall output, each and everything is worked upon and looked after by some or the other employee. If any of them do not put in their best efforts it shows on the final output. Performance execution basics Performance begins right away when an employee joins your organization. The employee's job and responsibilities towards the work, personal orientation and discussions with co-workers or manager or higher officials are fundamental steps towards creating a performance management plan. Employers usually provide supervision and closer assistance during the initial months of employment. At this time, the member of staff will likely come across a learning curve. Acknowledging and grasping new processes, participating in team work and becoming accustomed to company policies; meeting colleagues, etc consume

The role of quality control manager & quantity surveyor in industry

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Most commonly known as Assurance Head, a quality control manager has to work in every feasible production environment. Starting from FMCG industry to any government or non-government sector, a quality control person has to undergo a lot of responsibilities at one go. The respective manager trials production, analyzes it, and then makes proposal on how to increase the quality of the goods. It takes a firm hold of analytical as well as managerial concepts to be an expert in this specific field; quality control executives or heads work hard examining, evaluating, and preparing reports on production. These people are considered to be the final stage of defense between quality and shoddy work that may harm your company’s reputation. The potential QC professionals act as educators additionally; informing people know that they are there to help everyone keeping product quality high. Congregating with executives, workers, and supervisors takes up a noteworthy percentage of the QC manager’