During Your Reviews With Employees:

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2. Survey Your Employees.
There’s never a better time to ask employees how valuable their reviews are than right peru phone number library after you conduct one. Whether your company subscribes to 360-degree reviews or one-on ones, you can have someone from your department ask immediately after the review how beneficial your employees thought the experience was. Or send out a simple survey via email.

3. Do Productivity Checks Post-Review.
Does productivity shoot up? Does it go down? What do your retention numbers look like? This is all information that can be used to make a case for more consistent feedback. Don’t forget to check your own productivity, after all, it might be tough to get your regular work done with 100 reviews due before Christmas.

Ask them what they need from you to do their job better (ask other managers to do the same). I’ll bet you $500 they say “more feedback” 7 out of 10 times. Document this feedback to prove to your executive team that feedback is a great choice when offered more consistently to improve productivity, engagement and morale.

Need a more immediate solution to get you through annual performance review time? Try iRevü today. We have a full-featured free trial and it takes about five minutes to set up. Get the groundwork done today by building out your values and giving some feedback. By the time your next review period comes up, you’ll have a comprehensive record of feedback, data about how your employees are mapping to your values and some anecdotal data around how much more productive your employees are.

Everyone else is trying microfeedback. Why are you still slogging through annual reviews?