The performance review template turns a high-stakes meeting into a fair, structured, two-way conversation. A good review reflects on real results, gives balanced feedback, and sets clear goals, all without surprises.
Use it for formal review cycles, typically quarterly, semi-annual, or annual. The review should summarize feedback you have already been giving all along, never deliver it for the first time.
The manager and the employee. Prepare with specific examples and the employee's self-assessment in hand. Make the focus the work and outcomes, not personality.
Set a calm tone and ask for their self-assessment first, which surfaces alignment and lowers defensiveness. Review results against agreed goals using concrete examples, then balance strengths with one or two real development areas. Finish by co-creating next-period goals so they leave clear and motivated rather than rated and dismissed.
Make reviews reflect the whole period, not the last week. Run it in OrgTP and keep feedback and goals connected all year.
60 minutes total · 6 sections
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