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Understanding 360 Degree Feedback
360 degree feedback is a process through which employees receive feedback from multiple sources - typically their peers, direct reports, and managers. This type of feedback can be very beneficial in helping employees identify areas for improvement and develop action plans to address those areas. However, 360 degree feedback can also be challenging to implement effectively. With this course, you will learn to make it a success.
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Understanding 360 Degree Feedback
Benefit from this free online course that explores how organisations can implement 360 degree feedback.
360 degree feedback is a process through which employees receive feedback from multiple sources - typically their peers, direct reports, and managers. This type of feedback can be very beneficial in helping employees identify areas for improvement and develop action plans to address those areas. However, 360 degree feedback can also be challenging to implement effectively. With this course, you will learn to make it a success.
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5 Lessons
The 360 Degree Feedback Process
In this module, you will learn about the benefits of a 360 degree review programme. You will also learn about 8 common appraisal techniques, 10 steps to implementing 360 degree feedback and understand why some organisations fail to make it work.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Why Have Performance Appraisals?
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3.Different Appraisal Types
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4.360 Degree Feedback Implementation
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5.Lesson Summary
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