Bowland works backwards....5 steps to success with 360 degree feedback

Friday, January 13, 2012 by John Rice
Our new website now really captures our philiosophy of what we believe makes for success in the context of a 360 degree feedback project; the idea of working backwards through 5 key steps.

1. Working backwards means starting with the end in mind; starting with the clear intention of ensuring there is a meaningful conversation at the end of the process in the face-to-face debrief above all else.

2.  The debriefer needs to be skilled enough to conduct such a conversation; willing to explore and be curious, offering challenge and support in equal measure.

3.  A report prompts a meaningful conversation when it displays ratings and comments in an insightful way; an individual should be able to quickly grasp what the feedback is relaying.

4.  Enabling this to happen efficiently should be a simple, customised, quiet online system designed to fit your organisation.

5.  A relevant, resonant and well designed questionnaire is an underlying key element; it should reflect your organisation - it's culture, values, and strategic direction.


If you want to know more, then take a look at the new website; there are free seminars, whitepapers and system demonstrations available to help you work through the process from end-to-end and ensure the best outcome for your 360 feedback process.

John

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