This article talks about who can manage objectives, based on roles. For example, admins are able to update objectives with much more freedom than a reporter can. However, you as a reporter might have access to manage an objective that someone else owns. Keep reading to learn the specifics.
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Managing includes cloning, editing, updating, deleting, archiving, and closing. If you are looking for information on visibility settings for objectives, check out this article.
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Account admins can customize visibilities and permissions for Objectives. For more information, see this article.
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Admins
What type of objectives can admins manage?
- Company-wide
- Department/Group
- Individual
- Self-development
Who can admins manage objectives for?
- Everyone
- Anyone that adds them under the 'Who can update and edit this objective?' option*
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Reviewers
What type of objectives can reviewers manage?
- Company-wide
- Department/Group
- Individual
- Self-development
Who can reviewers manage objectives for?
- Themselves
- Their team (immediate direct reports)
- Their hierarchy*
- Anyone*
- Anyone that adds them under the 'Who can update and edit this objective?' option*
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Reporters
What type of objectives can reporters manage?
- Company-wide
- Department/Group
- Individual
- Self-development
Who can reporters manage objectives for?
- Themselves
- Anyone*
- Anyone that adds them under the 'Who can update and edit this objective?' option*
Note
*Account admins can enable/disable any option denoted with an asterisk. Account admins: for more information, see this article.
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