Traditional performance management rarely assesses a person's actual performance. Most managers focus instead on one's behaviors and skills. In addition, managers rarely evaluate outcomes achieved by an individual or team member -- such as monetary results or quantifiable validated learning, however the team defines them -- which would instead ensure that individuals be accountable to each other and their teams' commitments.
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