Why is asking for feedback so important? Requesting feedback empowers employees to take charge of their development by giving them a tool to actively seek feedback in their workflow on what they want, when they want, and from whom they want. When employees initiate and drive the feedback agenda, they’re much more likely to act on it. Unlike other provider’s real-time feedback features, which can be anonymous, unsolicited, and unknowingly shared, all of which aid in feedback failures; 15Five’s Request Feedback feature leverages neuroscience research to create a better feedback system.
Video 🎥: Getting the most out of 15Five’s Request Feedback feature
Feedback is it's own feature and is independent of Reviews, 1-on-1s, and 15Five check-ins. That means visibility for Feedback is also independent of all the previously mentioned features.
Blog post 🗒: Increase The Value Of Feedback By Empowering Employees To Ask For It
Request feedback from a teammate
1. Click on 'Features' from the left navigation.
2. Click the 'Request Feedback' option.
3. Click on the orange 'Request feedback' button in the top right of your page.
4. Use the "Who would you like feedback from?" dropdown menu to select one or more person to request feedback from.
5. Use the "What would you like feedback about?" field to describe what topic/project/presentation/etc you would like feedback on.
6. Choose whether you want your manager to be able to see the feedback or not. By default, only the person requesting and the peers giving the feedback will be able to see the results.
7. Finish the process by clicking 'Send request'. After clicking this button, the person(s) you requested feedback from will receive an in-app and email notification.
Request feedback via Slack
1. Open Slack in any channel.
2. Use the command /request-feedback. Once the command is showing in your text field, hit enter.
3. Use the "Who would you like feedback from?" dropdown menu to select one or more person to request feedback from.
4. Use the "What would you like feedback about?" field to describe what topic/project/presentation/etc you would like feedback on.
5. Choose whether you want your manager to be able to see the feedback or not. By default, only the person requesting and the peers giving the feedback will be able to see the results.
6. Finish the process by clicking 'Submit request'. After clicking this button, the person(s) you requested feedback from will receive an in-app and email notification. If the people you selected have Slack notifications enabled, they will get a Slack alert as well.
