Annual performance reviews aren’t frequent enough to provide an accurate assessment, a Bloomberg story argues.
The piece examines the case of Instacart, a grocery-delivery service. The company requires employees and managers to provide performance feedback in real time, all the time.
The article argues that constant, real-time feedback provides a more accurate assessment of performance than annual or quarterly reviews.
Read more here.
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