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Features to Consider When Selecting a 360 Review Program

There are dozens of competing 360 review programs. When you conduct a search online, you’ll be bombarded by ads, landing pages, and competing perspectives on how to best complete a 360 review and what specific resources you need before you… Continue Reading →

Avoiding the “Big Brother” Problem in 360 Feedback

When implemented effectively, 360 feedback can be a powerful tool for personal and professional growth. It provides employees with valuable insights into their strengths, areas for improvement, and the perceptions of their colleagues. However, when poorly implemented, a 360 feedback… Continue Reading →

The Case for Reassessment in 360 Feedback

In leadership development and organizational growth, progress is the name of the game. But how do we know if we’re moving forward or merely treading water? The answer lies in a powerful yet often underutilized practice: reassessment. When it comes… Continue Reading →

Ready, Set, 360: Preparing Your Team for 360 Feedback

Launching a 360-degree feedback process is like laying the foundation for a successful journey. It’s not just a procedural step—it’s an opportunity to foster growth, improve relationships, and drive organizational success. Proper preparation ensures that feedback is not only well-received… Continue Reading →

The Importance of Using Norms in 360 Feedback Assessments

When conducting a 360-degree feedback assessment, the data collected can be overwhelming without the right context. How should a manager interpret a 4.2 out of 5 on leadership effectiveness? Is it an outstanding score, average, or an area for concern?… Continue Reading →

Top 5 Benefits of 360 Feedback: Unlock Potential & Boost Performance

In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving workplace, feedback is more crucial than ever. Traditional feedback methods, while valuable, often provide a limited perspective. Enter 360 feedback—a comprehensive approach that gathers input from a variety of sources, including peers, subordinates, supervisors, and… Continue Reading →

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