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How it works

A review cycle built on evidence, not scrambling.

Run the whole cycle in one place: self-review, manager review, 360 feedback, and calibration.

Each step is anchored to demonstrated skill instead of memory.

One evidence base · reviews, 360s, pulse, and 1:1s

The cycle, anchored to evidence

Every step builds on a demonstrated-skill baseline, so reviews start from evidence instead of a blank page.

01

Anchor to demonstrated skill

Every profile starts from an objective skill baseline, so reviews build on evidence instead of a blank page.

02

Gather feedback that connects

360s and pulse surveys link sentiment to specific skills, turning vague feedback into something actionable.

03

Calibrate fairly

Compare people on demonstrated capability across the team, reducing recency bias and manager-to-manager drift.

04

Set growth that sticks

Development goals target real, measured gaps, and the next cycle shows whether they moved.

A manager and employee reviewing the same skill evidence together
Same picture, both sides

Managers and employees start from the same cited evidence.

Coaching, reviews, and promotion talks stop being a game of impressions. Pulse sits next to skill trends so you can tell workload problems from growth problems.

Reach for upPeople when…

Bring evidence to the moments that matter most in a cycle.

Before a review cycle

Give managers a demonstrated-skill baseline so reviews start from evidence.

For promotion decisions

Back readiness with a skill trend over time, not a persuasive final quarter.

When engagement dips

See whether the issue is workload, growth, or role fit.

For fair calibration

Compare people on the same demonstrated bar across managers.

On evidence

See the full review cycle on evidence.

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