The Process
Careful thought needs to go into the implementation of a 360-degree feedback programme. Planning should include consideration of:
- The purpose of the programme
- The process to be followed
- Resources necessary to support the programme
- Development of the survey instrument – competencies/behaviour to be used, the need for different job-families, etc.
- Implementation issues (e.g. advanced communication, etc.)
- Report handovers/coaching
- Programme review
Depending on your own internal resources and your experience implementing 360-degree feedback programmes (and the organisation’s readiness for it), you may require support working through these issues. We can provide that support – in full or in part.
We have worked with organisations to successfully implement programmes up to and including Boards of Directors, so whether your programme includes one or a large number of participants, we can assist.
We can help you:
- Assess organisational readiness for 360-degree feedback, and clarify objectives of the programme
- Design the implementation process and put your project plan together, including process considerations such as which respondent groups to include, selecting respondents, and participant briefings
- Identify relevant competencies and behaviours
- Tailor the questionnaire format to your specific needs
- Ensure alignment and integration with other HR systems
- Design and facilitate training, including giving and receiving feedback and coaching skills for managers to enable them to manage the process
- Present feedback reports to participants and lead them through our Development Planning Guide
- Provide follow-up one-on-one coaching. Participants often appreciate this independent support, something that greatly enhances the chances of permanent change taking place.
- Discuss team results with team leaders, and the team itself
Please contact us for more information.
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