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My annual performance review made me realize we need to kill performance reviews
Annual performance reviews are critiqued as an imperfect system that causes anxiety and is often not sufficiently compensating. The article points out that few employees feel current performance management systems genuinely motivate them to do good work, while suggesting continuous feedback models are superior to the once-a-year process. These traditional reviews bundle judgment, coaching, compensation, promotion, and development into one dreaded ritual.
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