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How should I set up a 360-degree feedback system?

Several people in my office—line employees and managers alike—have expressed interest in establishing a 360-degree feedback system for evaluating individual job performance. That sounds great, but it also sounds like a lot more work for HR and everyone else. How can I structure such a system to make it easy to administer? Is there software that does this? What kinds of training will we need to conduct?—Virginia, N.H.



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The Office Organizer: 10 tips on file organizing, clutter control, document management, business shredding policy, record retention guidelines and how to organize office emails.


4 Responses to "How should I set up a 360-degree feedback system?"

 
Marianne
said this on 17 Feb 2009 4:45:39 PM EST
Utilize survey monkey - a free survey provider. It worked really well for us.

 
Mike
said this on 27 May 2009 5:35:37 PM EST
I just read this, so it's probably too late to help Virginia. Today it makes a lot of sense to use a vendor-supplied solution rather than roll your own. First off, they are usually done on-line, making it much easier on the raters and much easier to get compile the results. Second, the vendor most likely has a set of competencies already to use. Third, they can often act as a neutral 3rd party in working with the staff.

 
Support
said this on 17 Aug 2009 7:07:28 AM EST
You can use www.orcoli.com.

 
Mike
said this on 20 Aug 2009 10:44:01 AM EST
Try going to the guys at www.reactive360 they can help




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