TD Magazine Article
Member Benefit
Survey Says 360 Degree Feedback
Published Wed Sep 01 2004
Content
This article focuses on a survey about the human resource management in some companies. There's no one best way to conduct 360-degree feedback programs, found a recent study by 3D Group, an HR consulting firm specializing in 360 programs. The study examined 90 large U.S. companies - including Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and Microsoft - and discovered wide variations in 360 content, selection of raters, use of feedback, administration, and more. Many companies use results from 360 programs not only for professional development but also for succession planning, training, and performance management.
This article focuses on a survey about the human resource management in some companies. There's no one best way to conduct 360-degree feedback programs, found a recent study by 3D Group, an HR consulting firm specializing in 360 programs. The study examined 90 large U.S. companies - including Coca-Cola, McDonald's, and Microsoft - and discovered wide variations in 360 content, selection of raters, use of feedback, administration, and more. Many companies use results from 360 programs not only for professional development but also for succession planning, training, and performance management.
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Survey Says 360 Degree Feedback