360-degree evaluation
360-degree evaluation refers to the evaluation of attributes and performance dimensions of a job from “the full circle” around the job, i.e., feedback from subordinates, superiors, co-workers, clients, as well as the jobholder him/herself.
Category: HRM & Labor Studies
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