What is 360 degree feedback?
- 360 degree feedback (360 feedback) provides managers and individual employees with information about their skills, performance, and working relationships
- A good 360 feedback is well designed and easy to use (multilingual, W3C-compliant) as well as to administrate; aligned with organisational objectives and values; asks relevant, job or management level specific questions; deals carefully with issues of confidentiality and trust; keeps data secure; has vocal and even visible management buy in and support
- Is particularly useful as a base for constructive discussion about personal development plans
Why use 360 feedback?
- To get a ‘360’ picture of the competence and performance of an employee or manager
- To make a difference to the individual and how they perceive and manage themselves
- To improve performance, engagement and retention
How does 360 feedback work?
- Anonymous individuals (respondents) answer short job-relevant, rated questions (often including free text) giving constructive/helpful feedback about colleagues (recipients)
- Report summaries are then generated to show (often graphically) competencies, as perceived by all those involved
How People Resolutions can help:
- Planning: Agreeing the rationale for conducting pre-360 behaviour and competency assessments
- Prevention: Designing and deploying white-labelled 360 portals that fit values, competencies and business drivers; training HR and managers to play their part in the success of 360 feedback initiatives
- Resolution: Resolution of individual 360 feedback issues and potential conflicts or grievances through facilitation, consultancy, professional Mediation and expert Investigation
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