Cooper Development Leadership Performance Review 
Career Advancement
FEBRUARY 5, 2018
At a performance review meeting, Sean’s boss told him he needed to improve his communication skills. His boss went on to describe a range of communication-related skills that would help Sean become a stronger leader, some of which Sean had never thought about developing. How did they improve your leadership?
Mike Cardus
OCTOBER 23, 2013
It is helpful to listen, agree and cooperate. Talk to discover slightly different viewpoints for cooperation. While discussing their concerns I heard that in this workplace, failure to meet defined objectives can be grounds for negative performance reviews. How to work with this? It is NOT helpful to fight and argue.
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You're Not the Boss of Me
JULY 13, 2009
In this scenario too, the performance review often becomes something we do to people rather than with them. But the reality is that performance assessment is important to both the organization and the people who work for it. If you have a performance review story or opinion that you would like to share please do!
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 12, 2017
The annual performance review already has many strikes against it. Here’s another flaw: Women are shortchanged by these reviews. One of my findings, using content analysis of individual annual performance reviews, shows that women were 1.4
The Practical Leader
NOVEMBER 27, 2012
The increase in positivity, energy levels, engagement, cooperation, and grades was immediate and lasting. Why do most performance reviews focus on fixing weaknesses rather than leveraging strengths? What’s the lingering effect on motivation to improve and performance?
Harvard Business Review
MAY 6, 2016
Although the core ingredients of leadership are universal (good judgment, integrity, and people skills), the full recipe for successful leadership requires culture-specific condiments. In other words, good leadership is largely personality in the right place. What makes a great leader? Decision Making. Decision Making.
You're Not the Boss of Me
NOVEMBER 7, 2010
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