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PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
A CULTURAL CHANGE AT JLTSarah Dunmore, Director, Talent and Development
Ella Gosling, Director Performance and Reward
Stuart Hearn, Founder ClearReview
JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP PLC 3
We are fiercely protective of our unique culture. JLT is a multinational company with the mindset of a specialist, entrepreneurial business.
We attract and retain the best talent by valuing and celebrating their deep expertise. Our clients, colleagues and trading partners want to work with us because of that culture. They prefer to work with a team that is firmly committed to the value of long-term relationships: one with the creative freedom and tenacity to go beyond the routine and deliver better results, focused firmly on the success of their client.
JLT’s culture ensures our people are free to work with clients as trusted advisers and advocates, bringing all of their expertise and integrity to bear to gain a deep insight into each client’s specific needs, and to experience their clients’ successes as their own.
As we grow, we take care to ensure that our culture remains clear and robust. As a result, we believe that today our culture is stronger, more celebrated and more part of the fabric of JLT than ever before.
OUR CULTUREFROM THE ANNUAL REPORT 2015
CLIENT FIRST
INDEPENDENT ANALYTICAL
ENTREPRENEURIALINNOVATIVE
EXPERTCOLLABORATIVE
OUR
CULTURE
JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP PLC 4
BIG SMALL TO SMALL BIG
GROWTH OF JLT
• Headcount doubled in 6 years to 11,500
• 1200 new employees per year
• Growth outside the UK – number of
locations increased
• Moving away from federated structure
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EVOLUTION OF CULTURE
GROWTH OF JLT
COLLABORATION
We recognise that our people drive
our success.
Our people work together as
‘One JLT’ to share knowledge,
solve problems and deliver the best
solutions for our clients
AGILITY
We think fast, move swiftly and act
decisively.
Our entrepreneurial drive gives us the
freedom to take on new challenges,
think creatively and capture
opportunities that others cannot.
RIGOUR
We work with discipline and stand up
for what we believe in.
Our work is thorough and our
solutions robust, because it really
matters to us to do what is right – for
our clients, our people, our trading
partners and our investors.
THE IMPACT FOR HR
• Resourcing and talent acquisition
• Succession Planning
• Global Mobility
• Performance Management
JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP PLC 7
• Lack of consistency of approach across the Group
• No Group-wide standards or measurements for performance
• Lack of clarity around individual and team / organisation goals
• Manager capability
• Not taken seriously and therefore not done well, if at all
• Where there is a system, it is considered an inhibitor
• Negative association with the term ‘Performance Management’
• The lack of differentiation between high and low performers
• Considered an HR initiative and not owned by the business
THE MAIN ISSUESFROM AN HR PERSPECTIVE
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• Engagement from managers to understand the importance of performance management
• Create an environment and culture of ongoing, effective conversations and regular feedback
• Managers take responsibility for managing the performance of their team members; take pride in helping their team members grow, develop and be the best they can be
• Personalise the approach: Managers to take the time to understand the drivers and career aspirations of individuals
• Empower employees to actively seek feedback from their managers, colleagues and business partners
• Managing performance is seen as a positive experience, supporting employees, helping them see a purpose in their work and a future at JLT
THE CULTURAL CHANGE WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE
JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP PLC 10
• Higher employee engagement
• Greater retention of higher performers
• Greater ability to identify and grow top talent
• To provide a positive impact for clients (knowledge, experience, client service levels)
• Drive a continuous improvement culture across the business
• A positive impact on revenue
• JLT is considered an employer of choice with a positive brand image in the industry.
THE POSITIVE BUSINESS IMPACT
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PRINCIPLES
• Simple design to provide business leaders with a consistent, fair and straight-forward view of our employee population
• Align business priorities with career development / progression needs of employees
• Identify where managers need to spend the most time - highest and lowest performers
• Add value to the business by ultimately driving higher performance
DESIGN
• A continuous cycle of performance management - it does not start and stop every year
• Future-focussed - less about assessing the past and more about improving performance going forwards
• Check-ins - regular coaching-style conversations between managers and employees to discuss progress against objectives
• Feedback - requested and provided by employees and managers to aid learning
• To differentiate between employees: Stand-Out; On-Track; Off-Track
• Calibration meetings to provide rigour, consistency and fairness in approach and outcomes across the Group
THE PROPOSAL
JARDINE LLOYD THOMPSON GROUP PLC 12
• Collaboration:
− Engagement from HR Directors from our global business
− Engagement from the Group CEO and the Group Executive Committee
− ‘Immersion’ sessions are being held with a number of different business groups globally: UK, US, Australia, Asia and
LatAm to understand their challenges, share the JLT vision and engage with them on the proposed implementation
• Global approach to branding, messages, building belief and building capability
• Local delivery with full support from the business leaders: Launch messages and communication, cascading of
capability development, starting at the top
• New system: We will be piloting ClearReview, a new performance management system designed to enable ongoing
conversations, request and capture feedback, set longer-term objectives and capture shorter-term actions. Our aim is to
roll-out one performance management system globally in 2017.
NEXT STEPS