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Management article
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Reference no. SMR65320
Published by: MIT Sloan School of Management
Published in: "MIT Sloan Management Review", 2024
Length: 6 pages
Topics: Leadership

Abstract

Many CEOs dutifully check the boxes when it comes to their own annual feedback process - and that's it. These CEOs don't see value in it, so follow-up is spotty and organizations don't gain much from it. But there is a better way. Based on the author's real-world experiments with CEOs and senior leaders, this article shares three suggestions for dramatically increasing the impact of the annual CEO feedback process.

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Abstract

Many CEOs dutifully check the boxes when it comes to their own annual feedback process - and that's it. These CEOs don't see value in it, so follow-up is spotty and organizations don't gain much from it. But there is a better way. Based on the author's real-world experiments with CEOs and senior leaders, this article shares three suggestions for dramatically increasing the impact of the annual CEO feedback process.

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