Can performance management system address the people-centric challenges? Narratives from an asset management organisation

Purpose Management of people-centric challenges requires a holistic approach to align individuals’ needs with the organisation’s objectives and values. This study aims to capture these challenges and discusses how a well-designed Performance Management System (PMS) can enable organisations to overcome these challenges. Design/methodology/approach This study is based on qualitative data captured from the Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) and five senior members of a large asset management company in India. Findings A total of five people-centric challenges were surfaced, and the deliberations shed light on the possible solutions to each of the challenges. Practical implications The findings are extremely relevant to organisations and Human Resource practitioners who want to align PMS with organisational vision and minimise the people-centric challenges. Originality/value This study captures lived experiences and perspectives from both the stakeholders (employees and CHRO) to understand the people-centric challenges and their respective solutions.

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Strategic HR Review
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2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.1108/shr-08-2025-0080
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Quality and Supply Management
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Can performance management system address the people-centric challenges? Narratives from an asset management organisation

Sunil Budhiraja, Zubin R. Mulla
Strategic HR Review
Quality and Supply Management
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Can performance management system address the people-centric challenges? Narratives from an asset management organisation

Sunil Budhiraja, Zubin R. Mulla
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Purpose Management of people-centric challenges requires a holistic approach to align individuals’ needs with the organisation’s objectives and values. This study aims to capture these challenges and discusses how a well-designed Performance Management System (PMS) can enable organisations to overcome these challenges. Design/methodology/approach This study is based on qualitative data captured from the Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) and five senior members of a large asset management company in India. Findings A total of five people-centric challenges were surfaced, and the deliberations shed light on the possible solutions to each of the challenges. Practical implications The findings are extremely relevant to organisations and Human Resource practitioners who want to align PMS with organisational vision and minimise the people-centric challenges. Originality/value This study captures lived experiences and perspectives from both the stakeholders (employees and CHRO) to understand the people-centric challenges and their respective solutions.

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