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Sanlorenzo SP110

Bernardo and Martina Zuccon are the designers behind SP110, the first model in the new SP – SMART Performance – line from Sanlorenzo. The project was created in partnership with Tilli Antonelli, the development and product manager at Sanlorenzo in charge of this new line of yachts, and Piero Lissoni, who designed the decor. There is much to cover on the SP110 so let’s dive in. (more…)

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Why Performance Management Needs a Rethink in Today’s Workplace

Nowadays most people hear the words “performance review” and immediately feel a little tense. For years, it’s been that once-a-year meeting where someone sits across from you, gives you a score, and tells you what to work on. Then it’s business as usual until the next one rolls around.performance management system is developed to solve this problem and help organization in tracking performance of employees. 

But work doesn’t happen once a year. People grow, take on new challenges, and hit roadblocks all the time. 

Performance management does not mean ticking boxes or pointing out mistakes. It should be about helping people get better, feel supported, and stay motivated. Regular check-ins—nothing fancy, just honest conversations—can go a long way. Whether it’s a quick chat over coffee or a monthly sit-down, staying in touch helps both sides know where things stand.

Performance management system is about  goals and results matter, but so does effort, attitude, and how someone contributes to the team. Some people might not hit every target, but they bring energy, solve problems, and lift others up—and that counts.

With the help of this system managers of organizations, give feedback to employees  and create space for people to grow. When someone knows you’ve got their back, they’re much more likely to put in their best work.

Performance management systems help managers to check the performance of employees. Managers should motivate employees so they should feel more like guidance than judgment. Less pressure, more clarity. Less formality, more conversation. When people feel seen, trusted, and encouraged, they don’t just perform better—they thrive.