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How can you create an outcomes-driven performance culture?

by | Mar 10, 2022

What are the tools you need to focus your performance management on outcomes rather than a ‘box ticking’ exercise? How can businesses get better at leveraging data in performance management? How can you performance manage people on shorter, contract assignments? We explore this and more in the latest podcast with Roly Walter from Appraisd.

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