Check-Ins
Meaning & Definition
Monthly check-in meetings between managers and employees occur frequently with little or limited structure for holding employees accountable for their performance, but there is a complete process in place for creating annual appraisals. A check-in occurs as an informal and continuous way to manage performance; engage employees to help them achieve their goals; and resolve employee issues that arise from not performing to their full potential.
Important features of Check-Ins
- Promotes ongoing feedback and transparent communication.
- Assists in recognizing problems ahead of time, thereby allowing for correct and quick help.
- Increases employee involvement and connects managers with employees.
- Encourages alignment of employment goals & tracks performance.
- Eliminates the need for a yearly performance appraisal process.
Statutory & Policy Alignment
- There is no defined legal requirement for this definition.
- Check-in should correspond with your company’s internal performance management and feedback policies.
Any employee data that is discussed or recorded must comply with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP).