Shelly Morales’ Post

15 years ago I was on a panel and was asked my thoughts on the traditional performance review process. My answer then and now is... "If I were queen for a day I would make them go away". The outcome we are looking for in Talent Management Programs is that they drive the success of the individual, which in turns drives the success of the company. On going regular feedback, communication and connection between managers and employees is essential to achieve this outcome! Erin Culp on my team at Snapdocs has done a excellent job of evolving our Talent Management process and moving us to regular on going conversations.

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Paolo Gutierrez

Chief Information Officer at Valens Research and CTO at FA Alpha

1mo

It's refreshing to see leadership prioritize ongoing communication. Keep up the great work!

Christopher Grove

Leading revenue growth in cloud software applications at Apptigent

1mo

Real-time feedback and continuous communication are much more effective in fostering talent and driving success.

Jeremy Shere, PhD

I help B2B brands build authentic relationships 🤝 with ideal clients with podcasting 🎤B2B and thought leadership video 🎥

1mo

Ongoing feedback makes a LOT more sense than an annual performance review. Especially if there are specific issues that need to be addressed, why wait until the end of the year or try to fit everything into one session? The traditional way really doesn't make much sense.

Joyce Chung

Brand, Innovation, Strategy

1mo

I couldn't agree more with your perspective! The traditional performance review can often feel like a box-ticking exercise that doesn't genuinely reflect an employee's contributions or areas for growth. Love what you're doing at Snapdocs!

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