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How to Increase the Impact of Performance Evaluations: Using Advisory Groups Can Help Increase the Effectiveness of Evaluations 10/25/99 Click here to start Table of Contents How to Increase the Impact of Performance Evaluations: Using Advisory Groups Can Help Increase the Effectiveness of Evaluations Background Today's Topic PPT Slide Decision-makers have to be made part of the process Can be a learning experience for participants Highly contentious subject matter Evaluator is put in the role of honest broker or arbitrator Case Study of a Controversial Study: Capital Planning Evaluation Case Study: Capital Planning Evaluation Case Study: Capital Planning Evaluation Case Study: Capital Planning Evaluation Advantages and Disadvantages of Advisory Groups PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide PPT Slide Author: Washington State Legislature

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