Assistant Director of Creative,
Rochester Insitute of Technology
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Prompt
1. Capture
Easily track, tag, and corroborate personal goals are in alignment with the team and organizational goals/mission.
Quickly recall feedback to be referenced during the review process.
“A hallmark of a healthy creative culture is that its people feel
free to share ideas, opinions,
and criticisms”
Nick has an easy spirit and makes you feel relaxed when in his presence. As a designer, it is important for him to be connected to the environment and the people around him while emulating an aura of appreciation that he often bestows upon his peers. Nick cares more about the experience than the process. With that in mind, he is able to push boundaries and bring unexpected ideas to the table.
Hobbies
Add notes of important things you would like to include during the review process either for yourself or a peer.
Tag the note to your personal folder or select from the "peer" choices to send to another employee.
Once assigned, the peer/ personal progress bar advances and the recent notes are updated.
See all notes stored. Easily take note of what still needs to be tagged. Search by tags or employee names.
Color bar indicates the source of the feedback. Tags and notes can be added for organization.
Share the note to the company-wide feed, share with a smaller group, or keep it private for only you.
High performing teams ensure that individual performance measures are aligned with the goals of the team and the organization, and that team performance measures are aligned with the goals of the organization.
When employees don’t feel recognized, connected, and fulfilled, their passion, perseverance, and creativity for job performance falters—ultimately contributing to a poorly functioning team.
CAPTURE innovates the performance review process by evolving off of a "social media" platform to create an application that allows users to track, tag, and compile interactions in real time, combined with the ability to share them through a transparent system and align to organizational goals. This allows evaluations to be more thoughtful, meaningful and specific while promoting trust and development throughout the organization and striking a balance between the “me” and “we” in a team.
Josh Bersin, Human Resource Expert
https://technologyadvice.com/employee-performance-management/)