How to Audit Your Feedback (Before You Write Reviews)
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What you'll learn
Identify the sources and quality of your feedback data
Learn to distinguish firsthand evidence from assumptions or hearsay before writing reviews.
Align observations to job descriptions and competencies
Practice connecting what you’ve seen or heard directly to defined performance expectations.
Evaluate the balance and fairness of your feedback
Use a simple “feedback audit” checklist to spot bias, close gaps, and strengthen credibility.
Why this topic matters
Most managers give feedback based on instinct, not evidence—and it shows. Auditing your feedback before performance reviews saves time, reduces stress, and makes your feedback clearer, fairer, and more trusted. You’ll spot bias, align to real expectations, and lead with clarity and care.
You'll learn from
Lisa Friscia
Leadership Coach and fractional Chief People Officer
Helping Managers Lead with Clarity & Care
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