Bridge #50: Delivering an Effective Performance Review

An episode of the Bridge It. podcast, hosted by Stevland Bridge SVB, titled "Bridge #50: Delivering an Effective Performance Review" was published on July 1, 2020 and runs 31 minutes.

July 1, 2020 ·31m · Bridge It.

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A performance review is a formal assessment in which managers evaluate an employee's work performance, offer feedback, and set goals for future performance. When done right, performance reviews can help employees understand what they’re doing well, how they can improve, how their work aligns with larger company goals, and what is expected of them in their given role. On the other end, managers may more easily recognize high performing employees, communicate expectations, encourage growth and development. In this episode, we will discuss how to deliver an effective performance review that actually works. 

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A performance review is a formal assessment in which managers evaluate an employee's work performance, offer feedback, and set goals for future performance. When done right, performance reviews can help employees understand what they’re doing well, how they can improve, how their work aligns with larger company goals, and what is expected of them in their given role. On the other end, managers may more easily recognize high performing employees, communicate expectations, encourage growth and development.

In this episode, we will discuss how to deliver an effective performance review that actually works.

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