A 360-degree feedback form gathers ratings on the same set of competencies from the employee, their manager, peers, direct reports and sometimes internal or external customers. Comparing these views shows blind spots and hidden strengths and is mainly used for leadership development.
What should this person start or do more of? [Comment]
What should this person stop or do less of? [Comment]
Summary Grid (HR use only)
Competency
Self
Manager
Peers (avg)
Direct Reports (avg)
Customers (avg)
Communication
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Collaboration
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Decision making
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Developing others
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Confidentiality: Except for the manager’s rating, responses are reported only as averages, and only where at least [Number] raters in a category have responded. Comments are shared without names.
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Frequently asked questions
What is 360-degree feedback?+
It is a process where an employee receives confidential feedback from people all around them: manager, peers, direct reports, customers and their own self-assessment.
Who should give 360-degree feedback?+
Typically the manager, three to five peers, three or more direct reports where relevant, and optionally key internal or external customers.
Is 360-degree feedback used for appraisal ratings?+
Some companies use it as one input, but it works best for development planning rather than deciding increments.
Your feedback helps us make [Company Name] a better place to work. Writing your name is optional. Responses are read by HR and shared with management only as overall themes.
Name (optional)
[Employee Name]
Department
[Department]
Work Location
[Work Location]
Length of service: Under 1 year / 1–3 years / 3–5 years / Over 5 years