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360° Assessments of Leadership and Management Practices

Our 360° Assessment of Leadership and Management Practices links the strengths and developmental needs of your people to your business strategy. Our feedback process focuses on helping leaders understand their strengths - on which they can build, and their developmental needs and the impact they are having on their key stakeholders. It includes a comprehensive developmental planning process that enables leaders to leverage strengths and minimize weaknesses.

We recommend that coaching accompanies the 360 Assessment to ensure that the results of the assessment are lasting.

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What exactly is a 360° assessment of Leadership & Management Effectiveness?
An assessment of Leadership & Management Effectiveness is a method of gathering the opinions and perceptions of employees on a wide range of people management factors that influence employee performance, attitudes, and productivity. The survey results pinpoint the effectiveness of individual manager’s Leadership and Management Practices.

How do organizations use assessment results to improve business performance?
Using the results of an assessment, leaders can take focused action to develop individual and group leadership and management practices.

What factors are typically measured on our 360 Assessments of Leadership & Management Effectiveness?
1. Vision and Goal Clarity
2. Analysis and Judgment
3. Change, Innovation, and Continuous Improvement
4. Planning and Task Orientation
5. Personal Motivation
6. Conflict Resolution Skills
7. Coaching and Staff Development
8. Supportive Relations
9. Openness to Influence
10. Assertiveness
11. Receptivity to Feedback
12. Interpersonal and Team Relationships
13. Emotional Control
14. Communication Skills
15. Personal Values
16. Continuous Learning

How do organizations sustain performance improvement?
In order to develop and sustain new behaviours, performance must be measured. Only if it gets measured will it get managed.

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