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Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Example: Set Up Private Self-Requested Feedback

Example: Set Up Private Self-Requested Feedback

This example illustrates how to set up the
Get Feedback on Self
task so that workers can request private feedback about themselves.
As an HR administrator, you want to enable workers to request private feedback about themselves. You also want to prevent the feedback giver from sharing that feedback with others.
Configure these business processes in the Performance Enablement functional area:
  • Get Feedback on Worker
  • Give Requested Feedback
Security: These domains in the Performance Enablement functional area:
  • Self-Service: Feedback
  • Self-Service: Self Requested Feedback
  • Worker Data: Private Feedback
  1. Set up a default template that workers can use when asking for private feedback:
    1. Access the
      Create Feedback Template
      task, and enter these values:
      Type
      Feedback on Self
      Name
      Self-Requested Feedback Template
    2. In the
      Questions
      grid, click the + icon to add a row and select these values:
      Question
      Relates To
      How can I be a better team member?
      Teamwork (Competency)
      What is the 1 area or skill that I should focus on improving?
      Job Competence (Competency)
  2. Enable private feedback in the feedback setup:
    1. Access the
      Maintain Feedback Setup
      task.
    2. In the
      Give Feedback
      section, clear these check boxes:
      • Disable Private Feedback
      • Enable Private Feedback for Give Requested Feedback
    3. In the
      Get Feedback
      section, clear the
      Disable Private Feedback
      check box.
    4. In the
      Default Templates
      section, select the
      Self-Requested Feedback Template
      in the
      Feedback on Self
      field.
  3. Provide instructions to your workers that when initiating the
    Get Feedback on Self
    task, select the
    Share with me
    option to ensure that the feedback is private.