Story of KRA and KPI -22

KPI and Mid-Level Manager Crisis

Over the past seven years, we have diligently worked on developing and implementing KPI-based performance management systems, successfully integrating our software into numerous reputable companies across the country. Our software has garnered interest from various organizations, with ongoing discussions and demo presentations aimed at expanding our client base even further.

The development and refinement of our software have heavily relied on the expertise and dedication of mid-level managers within these companies. These individuals have demonstrated a remarkable passion for their work, continually honing their skills to enhance the effectiveness of KPI-based performance management. Their commitment to target-oriented efficiency sets them apart, adding significant value to their contributions.

Despite the growing market demand for KPI-based performance management systems, there exists a notable shortage of skilled manpower in this domain. This shortage is particularly evident among mid-level managers, who frequently change jobs within a span of 1-2 years, creating a significant talent gap. This trend places immense pressure on companies, as evidenced by instances where multiple mid-level managers from different organizations simultaneously switch jobs, exacerbating the shortage.

To address this pressing issue and sustain the continuity of KPI-based performance management systems, companies must prioritize the rapid appointment of mid-level managers. However, the challenge lies in finding candidates with the requisite skills and experience to fulfill these roles promptly.

In light of these circumstances, it is imperative for companies to adopt proactive measures, particularly in the realm of human resource development. HR departments should focus on devising comprehensive action plans aimed at nurturing talent and bridging the skills gap in KPI-based performance management. Moreover, exploring initiatives for human resource development, such as training programs and skill-building initiatives, can play a pivotal role in equipping individuals with the necessary expertise in KPI-based performance management systems.

Looking ahead, the forthcoming episodes will delve into the formulation of development action plans, exploring strategies to address the mid-level manager crisis and foster sustainable growth in the realm of KPI-based performance management. Together, we aim to navigate these challenges and pave the way for a more robust and resilient workforce."

In the next episode, the focus could be on the development action plan, detailing specific strategies and initiatives aimed at addressing the mid-level manager crisis and enhancing workforce development in KPI-based performance management systems.

Continuing the journey together ...............