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Understanding your Performance Report
Understanding your Performance Report

The Performance Report gives employees a holistic view of their performance, so you always know where you stand.

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Written by Christine Hovsepian
Updated over 2 months ago

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The Performance Reports are designed to ensure that employees know exactly where they stand at work, how their progress compares to their colleagues, and specific actions they can take to improve and grow in their careers. The comprehensive performance report also helps facilitate more meaningful performance conversations between employees and managers.

After any given performance cycle, your manager will release your performance report to you and you will receive a notification.

What is visible to me in my report?

Psychological safety is very important to us. As such, at the minimum, your report will include:

  1. Influence (if any): You will see how many people go to you for help/advice or energy/motivation. The data is anonymized, so you will see the number of people who nominated you, but you will not see their identities.

  2. Gold Stars (if any): You will see how many Gold Stars you have received, as well as the associated comments. The data is anonymized, so you will not see the identities of who gave the Gold Stars.

  3. Heads Ups: You will not see any data related to heads ups - how many, who it came from, the comments - none of it! If applicable, your manager will discuss this data with you during your conversation to help with your own growth and development.

Sample of a Performance Report:

Key Aspects of Performance Reports:

  1. Organizational Network Analysis (ONA) Integration:

    • ONA's scientific approach is crucial in eliminating biases commonly associated with traditional reviews. By analyzing the employee's broader network, including peers, direct reports, and not just their managers, the Performance Report establishes a more comprehensive and fair evaluation system.

  2. Network-Driven Insights:

    • Performance Reports goes beyond conventional feedback mechanisms, offering insights from an employee's organizational network. It reflects the perceptions and recognitions of those who interact with the employee daily, painting a more accurate picture of their performance and impact.

      • The Network Recognition section of the report will give the employee a quick and clear idea of how their colleagues perceive and recognize them. Possible values are:

        • Impactful

        • Incredibly impactful

        • Influential

        • Super influential

        • Not recognized yet

  3. Comprehensive Performance Reports:

    • This feature compiles an exhaustive performance report, integrating network reviews, historical feedback, self-reflections, and recognitions. It allows employees to understand how they are perceived, their standing compared to peers, and paths to career advancement.

  4. Comparative Progress Analysis:

    • Employees can view their progress relative to their tenure and level expectations. Through insightful charts, they see where they stand in the distribution of network recognition and ratings, helping them align their performance with organizational expectations.

  5. In-Depth Network Recognition Breakdown:

    • The system provides a detailed analysis of which skills and behaviors are most appreciated within an employee’s network, including feedback from direct reports, fostering a transparent environment for self-improvement.

  6. Manager Mode for Enhanced Insight:

    • Managers are not left behind; the "manager mode" furnishes them with deeper insights into their team’s network feedback, facilitating more meaningful and productive performance discussions.

Advantages of Adopting the Performance Profile:

  1. Bias Mitigation:

    • By relying on a broad network of feedback and ONA, Performance Profile substantially reduces the biases that often plague traditional performance evaluations.

  2. Empowerment and Transparency:

    • Employees are no longer passive participants in their reviews. They are provided with transparent data and actionable insights, empowering them to take charge of their career paths.

  3. Enhanced Productivity in Reviews:

    • With a clear breakdown of performance and network recognition, along with suggested actions, performance reviews transform from a mundane task to a constructive, strategic, and productive dialogue.

  4. Fostering Continuous Improvement:

    • Continuous feedback from a diverse network encourages employees to constantly improve and adapt, promoting a culture of excellence and growth.


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