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There are so many ways to start giving employees better feedback, but one of the best is to use starter phrases to align the employee’s role and goals immediately to set the tone of the conversation.
Below are the 5 employee stages: entry-level/average employee, high performing employee, management, director and executive. While the last three can go hand in hand depending on your organizational structure, you’ll notice the feedback goals elevate the further you get down the list.
The next time you need to give employee feedback, try these phrases. If you notice you’re giving feedback from a stage 4 or stage 5 level to a stage 1 or 2 employee, it might be time to consider a promotion. Vice versa, if some of the same performance conversations you’re having with a Stage 4 or 5 employee are more around the Stage 1 or 2 area, you may have a performance issue.
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