5 reasons you could be giving bad performance reviews. #1 – being too rigid

Why are we giving bad performance reviews? Why do they give both managers and team members sweaty palms? They're uncomfortable, and no one like them. In this episode Chris shares some of his experience of being too rigid, and give some input on how to make the experience useful for both managers and their team members.

Show Notes

Rigid, "black and white" performance reviews are awful. Managers hate giving them, and team members are afraid of them. We've made them presentation instead of conversation, and we neglect to make the meeting a human experience. Chris shares some of his own failures while bringing to the conversation some ideas on how to make review a better experience for everyone.

Related blog post: Let's Radically Rethink Year-end Reviews by Uptick

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And if your reviews are terrible, as they often are, check out our new course, "How to Give a Great Performance Review"

You can follow Chris at @chriszaugg and Michael @jmichaelprobert
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Let's Talk Teams is a podcast by Uptick the one-on-one tool that helps managers and their team members change vague meetings into meaningful conversations.

What is Let's Talk Teams?

We couldn’t find the podcast on building great teams so we made our own to document and share what we're learning along the way. Let’s Talk Teams is a weekly show where we talk about leading, building, and contributing to great teams at work. Some episodes are a peek behind the curtain at the conversations we’re having at Uptick as our teams grow and adapt. Others will be interviews with managers or discussions about a recent blog post.