Reviewing the reviews.

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Freda Liu

08-May-19 12:00

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Back in the say, managers and employees across a wide variety of industries lived and died by the annual review. But not only are they a lot of work for everyone involved, they aren’t even particularly useful. Many organisations provide little or no guidance to managers on how to conduct a performance review, which means that individual experiences can vary tremendously. WIth that being said, how would you change your company’s performance reviews, or would you remove them entirely?

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