Prepare to be shocked: Employees find performance reviews less helpful than Human Resource professionals.
But a new survey by Office Team, a division of the Robert Half staffing consulting firm, still finds that a majority of both HR professionals and employees find such reviews to be at least somewhat effective in improving worker performance.
Forty-three percent of HR professionals find their employer’s performance review process to be very effective, while 46 percent find it to be somewhat effective.
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