This report provides a comprehensive analysis of performance management strategies, with a specific focus on MacDonald's. It defines performance management, explains why companies undertake such strategies, and delves into the design aspects of an effective performance management system. The report also evaluates the implementation metrics for organizational advancement, highlighting the importance of aligning employee incentives with organizational goals. It further discusses the role of financial and non-financial incentives in motivating employees and improving overall performance. The analysis extends to MacDonald's organizational structure, strategic planning, and program administration auditing process, emphasizing the significance of delegation and cooperation in promoting successful methods and initiatives. Ultimately, the report concludes by highlighting the importance of representational compensation packages in rewarding employee productivity and motivation.