Design of Value-Performance Measurement System (V-PMS) for Work from Home (WFH) Performance
Keywords:
Performance Measurement System (PMS), work from home (WFH), value, value-added, stakeholderAbstract
This study aims to create a PMS that can be used by companies running WFH. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to change their work patterns. The experience of a new work pattern, namely work from home (WFH) experienced by employees and entrepreneurs during the Covid-19 pandemic, will lead to several advantages and disadvantages. The things that become advantages will be maintained by the company because they provide good benefits, while the things that are less are minimized. Companies that run WFH need a performance measurement system (PMS) so that the company's performance remains good and even increases. For this reason, a breakthrough is needed in the manufacture of this new PMS. The research methodology combines case studies with grounded theory. The company/organization was established to provide added value to all stakeholders to obtain satisfaction. However, some of these stakeholders are often forgotten and only prioritize shareholders or investors. So, this problem often arises, and the company does not last long.
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