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Unfortunately, having been given the task of implementing the assessment and then the feedback session itself, John’s lack of understanding on the process has given him a very negative viewpoint towards it. This will inevitably filter down through the ranks to the team members who are taking part in the appraisal itself.

AVATAR…Feedback from the Virtual World

by Jo Dawson on 24 August 2010 · 0 comments

As the US Military, Ford and 79% of the Fortune 100 companies understand, to be effective at anything, we have to find a way to get constructive feedback. In the case of the military, Santos is used to work out the best way to equip soldiers for battle. In the work environment, 360-degree feedback is a powerful tool for creating awareness of an individual’s strengths and development areas, by measuring performance against a range of key criteria.

The Leadership Reality Check

by Jo Dawson on 20 July 2010 · 1 comment

Using both formal and informal feedback mechanisms incorporated within a 360 degree feedback can help us to understand how our behaviour and leadership skills impact others.

Motivation: animated

by Vandy on 30 June 2010 · 0 comments

Mastery and purpose have a far greater impact on levels of motivation than financial reward

The thought that people would be judging our work made us quite nervous.

We don’t always recognise the signs that we’ve developed some unhelpful habits, or that we’ve got areas of behaviour that could be improved

People who give honest feedback are likely to make other decisions based on what’s good for the company

Cultural differences affect the way users handle 360 degree feedback

Just occasionally in business, the habit of sharing information openly comes back to bite you.

The nightmare of every employee engagement officer is the water cooler toxic.