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Jenliew
HR Consultant, Singapore
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How to Follow Up After the 360-Feedback?
🔥 NEW After the 360-Feedback has been gathered, what are the follow-up actions for areas of improvement / promotion / succession planning?
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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First Step After the 360 Feedback Has Been Received
Good question:-) To get this discussion going, I think the first step would be for the person receiving the feedback to properly read, digest, analyze and study the various feedback. Here it is important to resist the temptation to disagree immediately with the feedback given, especially if you don't agree with or don't like the feedback, even more especially if you got the same feedback more than once. In such case I recommend to start with thinking: "Could there be some truth in these feedbacks after all?" You might ask for further clarification as well.
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gerardo santos
Manager, Philippines
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Next Step in 360 DGF: Agree on a Shared Goal
Part of the essential next process is for both parties to agree on a shared goal. Accomplishing that goal (win-win) gives the opportunity to celebrate together as a Team.
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Jaap de Jonge
Editor, Netherlands
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Agree on a Shared Goal in 360 Degree Feedback
@Gerardo santos: What exactly do your mean with "both parties"? Since we are talking about 360 degree feedback here, sev...
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Franco Savanco
Entrepreneur, Argentina
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Agree to Agree on a Shared Goal
I recommend to agree to agree on a shared goal. In the sense of not interrupting the internal believes of the person get...
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Bill Gardner
Coach, United States
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Feedback Receivers Need Time to Digest and Process
Before I give the multi-rater feedback to a client I explain a possible process they will go through when they see the f...
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Maurice Hogarth
Consultant, United Kingdom
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360 Feedback → Acceptance → Motivation → Action
The atmosphere would seem to be critical to the action to be taken. So, the manner of the FEEDBACK as well as the conten...
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