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360-Degree Feedback Best PracticesLeadership Intelligence Webinar
Charles Rogel, MBAVP Products &
Marketing
Kristin Chapman, MBAPrincipal Consultant
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Founded in 1996200+ clients in 70 countries and 30 languages7,000+ 360-degree feedback surveys in 2015
Coach executives around the worldTrain leaders on coaching skills
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8 Reasons Why We Need 360 Feedback
How to Sell 360-degree Feedback in Your Organization
Increases self-awareness
Clarifies behaviors
Measures the “how”
Raises accountability
Promotes dialogue
Improves working
relationships
Encourages development
Enhances performance
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Choose the Right Questions
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Selecting Raters: Rater Groups
If you changed supervisors in the
past three months, you may want
to invite your previous and current
supervisors to participate.
Your Supervisor(s)
Your Peers
Include those with a similar job level
with whom you work regularly.
You
Your Direct Reports
Include those who have worked
immediately under you for at least
three months. It is recommended
that you include all of your direct
reports.
Your Others
Indirect reports, internal or external
customers, or cross-functional team
members.
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Confidentiality
Make it safe to share feedback
Set Expectations
Reminders
Delivering the Report
Rater group size
Outsource vs. In-house
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Confidentiality
Set Expectations
1. Who is going through the 360 feedback process?
2. Who chooses raters?
3. Who will see the report?
4. Who will debrief the results with me?
5. What am I expected to do after getting my report?
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Confidentiality
Rater Group Size and Reminders
1. Scores are averaged by group. The more raters in the group, the more confidentiality
2. You need at least two responses to receive a break-out
3. Exception: Manager and self-scores are shown individually
4. Reminders are critical to increase participation to fill the group pools
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Confidentiality
Outsourced Process
1. Higher perceived confidentiality
2. Easier administration
3. Expertise and guidance from outside provider
4. Proven survey content
5. Benchmarking comparisons
In-house Process
1. Lower perceived confidentiality
2. Less expensive
3. Complete visibility
4. Flexibility
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Interpreting the Results
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Group Results
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Potential Coaches
External Coach
HR
Boss Peer
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Reactions to Feedback: SARAH Model
Hope
What? Did I hear
you right?
Are you kidding?
I don’t think so!
Stunned silence
Non-responsive
No way! Obviously
others don’t get
what I do.
I just can’t talk
about this now.
I get it—but I don’t
buy it. It’s a mistake.
This doesn’t apply
to me.
What’s the point of
trying?
What do I need to
consider?
What can I do? What
might be possible?
Who might be able
and willing to help?
Hey, this might
actually work out.
I can see how this
could lead to
something good.
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Follow-up Survey
1. I received sufficient coaching regarding my 360 results.
2. After receiving my 360 feedack survey report, I set specific development goals.
3. My manager follows up with me on a regular basis regarding my development goals.
4. Overall, the 360 feedback process was effective.
Fortune 500 company244 leadersInternal coaching process
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94%Of those that received coaching and set goals felt the 360 process was effective.
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34%Of those who did not receive sufficient coaching felt the 360 was effective
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Coaching Best Practices
Process Overview
Group Session
Individual Session
Discovery Meetings
Finalize Action Plan
Share Goals with Others
Follow up with
Coach/Mgr
Check in with Peers/DRs
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360 Feedback Follow-up Process
Thank raters for the
feedback
Acknowledge what’s working
Acknowledge what’s not working
Ask for help
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Sample Timeline
SURVEY ADMINISTRATION 3 weeks Feb 21 – March 11
Send rater selection email to participants Monday, Feb 21
Rater Selection Deadline Friday, Feb 25
Send invitation emails to raters Monday, Feb 28
Send reminder email Monday, March 7
Survey Deadline: deadline email Friday, March 11
COMPILATION OF DATA 1 week March 14 - 21
Finish reports and send to HR Monday, March 21
TURNING FEEDBACK INTO RESULTS Ongoing Ongoing
Group workshop March 30-31
Individual coaching sessions March 31-April 2
Managers follow up with participants to solidify goals, implement action plans, and make changes
Ongoing
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