360 degree feedback involves gathering feedback about a person's leadership style and behavior from their direct reports, peers, managers, and internal and external customers. This feedback is used to gain a more well-rounded understanding of oneself through the Johari window model, which views the self through four panes representing what a person knows about themselves and what others know versus don't know. Creating a personalized Johari window involves having others rate your personality traits to better understand your blind spots and hidden qualities.
360 degree feedback involves gathering feedback about a person's leadership style and behavior from their direct reports, peers, managers, and internal and external customers. This feedback is used to gain a more well-rounded understanding of oneself through the Johari window model, which views the self through four panes representing what a person knows about themselves and what others know versus don't know. Creating a personalized Johari window involves having others rate your personality traits to better understand your blind spots and hidden qualities.
360 degree feedback involves gathering feedback about a person's leadership style and behavior from their direct reports, peers, managers, and internal and external customers. This feedback is used to gain a more well-rounded understanding of oneself through the Johari window model, which views the self through four panes representing what a person knows about themselves and what others know versus don't know. Creating a personalized Johari window involves having others rate your personality traits to better understand your blind spots and hidden qualities.
Getting Data About Your Leadership Style/Behaviour
360 Degree Feedback – Self Leadership
Form of feedback using a wide range of sources to gain data about ourselves/others - 1. Immediate line managers 2. Peers 3. Direct reports 4. Senior managers 5. Internal customers 6. External customers/stakeholders 7. Self-reporting The Johari Window
Effectively a lens on your own self-awareness as well as a lens on self-disclosure.
Also referred to as – ‘Disclosure/Feedback Model’ and an ‘Information Processing tool’ Made of four regions or quadrants: 1. Known Self – Things we know about ourselves, and others know about us 2. Hidden Self – Things we know about ourselves that others do not know 3. Blind Self – Things others know about us that we do not know 4. Unknown Self – Things we neither nor others know about us
Help to understands:
How we communicate with ourselves and others
How we present ourselves and others Understanding actions vs motivations
HELP WITH ASSIGNMENT
Pick out 5/6 of the list of 55 adjectives that best describes my personality Give 3 or 4 people same list about me Create personalised Johari Window
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