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The Biggest Barrier to True Inclusion: ‘Covering’
A new study suggests the goal of encouraging employees to feel comfortable being their authentic selves at work remains elusive. What can leaders do to better promote authenticity?
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Are Your Reviews Legally Compliant?
Despite the fact that no law requires companies to conduct performance reviews, the practice comes with some legal risks.
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Ditch the Ratings?
Two years ago Medtronic Inc., a medical device technology developer and manufacturer, scrapped its performance management system.
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Performance Reviews Don’t Meet Expectations
The traditional performance review is becoming a relic. Today’s organizations thrive on agility and alignment. The process of measuring employee performance should do the same.
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It’s Not Just About Performance: Time to Think Differently
In 1950, Congress passed the Performance Rating Act. The law was meant to establish a method to rate federal employees.
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A Needed Change: Make Reviews Proactive, Not Reactive
Organizations need to make a conscious effort to make performance reviews more meaningful.
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