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Close the gap between self-perception and reputation.

360-degree feedback programs paired with coaching that actually changes behavior.


Self-perception and reputation are rarely the same thing, and the gap is exactly where growth happens. We design and administer 360-degree feedback programs that give leaders an honest, multi-source view of their impact, paired with coaching to act on it. Feedback that actually changes behavior, not just a report that gets filed away.

Signals you have this problem

  • A leader’s self-assessment and their team’s experience do not match.
  • Upward feedback exists nowhere in the organization.
  • Development plans are built on a single manager’s opinion.
  • A previous 360 produced reports and no change.

What the engagement looks like

  1. Design the instrument

    Questions tied to the behaviors that matter here, with enough raters per category to protect anonymity.

  2. Administer carefully

    Clear communication about purpose and confidentiality, because a 360 that feels like surveillance produces guarded data.

  3. Debrief with a coach

    Every participant receives their results in a coached session. This is the step organizations skip and the step that makes it work.

  4. Convert to a plan

    Two or three commitments, shared with the rater group, so people see the loop close.

Common questions

Should 360 feedback affect performance ratings?

No. The moment a 360 has consequences attached, rater honesty collapses. Keep it developmental and it stays useful.

How do you protect anonymity?

Minimum group sizes per rater category and aggregated reporting. Where a category is too small to aggregate, it is merged or omitted.

What if the feedback is harsh?

That is what the coached debrief is for. Harsh feedback delivered as a PDF produces defensiveness; delivered in a conversation it produces a plan.

Next step

Launch a 360 feedback program.

A short conversation is usually enough to tell whether coaching, training, or assessment is the right starting point.