The surface-level pain of performance reviews is writing them.
The real pain?
Fitting a year's worth of reflection about a human being (even about ourselves) into the hour you have to write the thing.
So don't.
There's a new way.
Let AI reflect for you. Get reflections every day, once a month, or at whatever rhythm you want them.
P.S. You can review them with a trusted advisor / manager, edit them, and send then send THAT to HR. No need to be the original author on these anymore, just the editor.
Isn't that what we're doing when we're performing anyway — editing our approach, our work, ourselves to be 1% better everyday?
A new (shocking) study was done to show how much bias there is in performance reviews. Here are the details and a little math on how much it’s killing your company performance 👇🏼
Netflix just published their Culture Memo. This is the 4th update in 15 years.
This quote is from the *very first line* of the memo.
It's such a strong statement.
It's a clear sign that what you do, the hard skills you possess, the pedigree, the experience, the degree ...aren't as important as knowing how to work together.
The future of work is teamwork.
What I thought management was:
- Giving direction
- Delegating tasks
- Calling out mistakes
- Being the smartest person
What I learned leadership really is:
- Giving authority
- Delegating goals
- Calling out the wins
- Being the kindest person