FAQ: Can Deactivated Drivers Contribute to Strength and Focus Area Selection?
The strength and focus atrea calculation adheres to the score aggregation process. At the end of every survey round, the calculation takes into account the aggregated data within the validity window you select in data aggregation settings.
Example: If your validity window is 6 months, the latest score from each employee from the last 6 months contributes to driver and subdriver scores. The resulting aggregated scores expose the difference to benchmark for each driver and subdriver. Difference to benchmark is a key factor in the selection of focus areas and strengths.
If you deactivate questions and don't want their scores to contribute to strength and focus atrea selection, you can reduce your visibility window. Reducing your visibility window will affect scores and participation on all dashboards, so we recommend doing so only if absolutely necessary and if you're unlikely to increase the setting again later.
Managers and administrators with the
Manage focus areas
permission can remove a focus area, and also select their own focus areas, if needed.