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Infographic: The Startling Truth About Performance Reviews

August 28, 2013 Darcy Jacobsen

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Ever wonder how employees really feel about your performance reviews? Ever wonder how you could improve them and make them more meaningful and effective? Wonder no longer!

Here’s a little infographic we put together from the data in our Summer 2013 Globoforce® Workforce Mood Tracker Report (PDF download).

This infographic offers some surprising and interesting (and surprisingly useful) insights into the state of the modern performance appraisal, and how we can make them better. I hope you enjoy it!

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