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360 Degree Feedback – Creating Lasting Change

Change is the nature of organisations today. Resisting change has been around a lot longer – it’s as much a part of human nature as the desire to grow and improve. Getting ‘buy in’ to doing things differently is the most important factor in ensuring that a change initiative will be accepted and continued. The intention of most […]

How to Make the Balanced Score Card Really Balanced

Published Article: Kaufman, R., Forbes, R., & Parks, J. (2005). How to Make the Balanced Score Card Really Balanced. In Silberman, M. & Philips, Editors The 2005 ASTD Team & Organization Development Sourcebook. Alexandria, VA. ASTD Press. Adding the level of societal impact to your Balanced Scorecard gives your organization a real and measurable way […]

Start-up Mega Planning – A Case History

Published Article: Forbes, Ronald, Dylan Forbes & Peter Hoskins (2005). Start-up Mega Planning – A Case History. Performance Improvement Quarterly Vol. 18, No. 3, 2005. Copyright © 2005 Learning Systems Institute, Florida State University, Suite 4600 University Center, Bldg. C, Tallahassee, Florida, 32306-2540. Reprinted by permission from Performance Improvement Quarterly. Based on Roger Kaufman’s original […]

Leadership Development using Team Management Systems

Published Article: Paterson, Anne. (2002). Leadership development using Team Management Systems. Team Management Systems (TMS). A journey through the Team Management Profile in combination with Upward Feedback® (360 Facilitated®) by Anne Paterson of Results Through People was recently published by Team Management Systems. Ann is a Master Trainer with TMS and in this article she describes […]

A Balanced Scorecard Plus Mega and 360

Published Article: Forbes, Ronald (2000). A Balanced Scorecard Plus Mega and 360 degree feedback. Updated from American Society for Training and Development (ASTD) website T&D Magazine, Sept. 2000. How 360 Facilitated® dovetails with the Balanced Scorecard – plus Mega planning. Download the article here BalancedScorecardPlus.

Open Communication Through Feedback

Published Article: Forbes, Ronald & Dylan Forbes (1999). Open Communication Through Feedback. Professional Development Series: Becoming an Employer of Choice. Australian Human Resources Institute Conference 29-30 November 1999. How stress at work arises through lack of control over the way the job is done, and how a culture of upward feedback can promote participation and […]

The Two Bottom Lines – Let’s start to measure

Published Article: Forbes, Ronald. (1998). The Two Bottom Lines – Let’s start to measure. The Quality Magazine. August 1998. Australian Quality Council. Not about Upward Feedback® but instead challenges organizations to consider what they must achieve for long-term success and survival. Download the pdf at TwoBottomLines.

Act on the Feedback, then Measure the Impact

Published Article: Act on the Feedback, then Measure the Impact. Craig, Graeme, Human Resources, June 1998. Institute of Personnel Management, NZ. Written from the inside by a General Manager, this article describes how 360 Facilitated® is used to promote manager development and culture change. Managers improve 50% as measured by staff. Download the pdf article at Act_on_feedback. […]

Managers squeezed from all sides

Published Article: Forbes, Ron & Peter Farey. (1997). Managers squeezed from all sides. HR Monthly. 1997. Australian Human Resources Institute. Compares Australian, UK and New Zealand data – illustrates the conflicting demands made on managers. Download the pdf at MgrSqueeze

Upward Feedback, a New Power for the Learning Organisation

Published Article: Forbes, Ron. (1996). Upward Feedback, a New Power for the Learning Organisation. HR Monthly. November 1996. Australian Human Resources Institute. Comparing 360 Facilitated® with focus groups and climate surveys, this article gives full coverage to the process and its learning outcomes. It describes how the original Upward Feedback® model has developed to include […]

Upward Feedback, the Neglected Wisdom

Published Article: Forbes, Ron. (1995). Upward Feedback, the Neglected Wisdom. Management. October 1995. Australian Institute of Management, NSW. Describes how Upward Feedback® breaks down communication barriers. Download the pdf at NeglWisdom.

What Karpin Forgot

Published Article: Forbes, Ron. (1995). What Karpin Forgot. The Company Director. August 1995. Australian Institute of Company Directors. This article launched Upward Feedback® in Australia, emphasising the necessity for senior management to know what is happening at the workface. Download the pdf at Karpin.

Upward Feedback: from Fear to Trust

Published Article: Forbes, Ron. (1995). Upward Feedback: from Fear to Trust. Newsletter. December 1995. Australian Institute of Training and Development, NSW. A one-pager on Australia’s Karpin Report and what it means for management development. Downlaod the pdf at Fear_to_Trust.

The Challenge of Mandated Organizational Change

Published Article: Humphries, Edwin & Ronald Forbes (1993). The Challenge of Mandated Organizational Change. Abstract & Conclusion only. Qualcon Australia 1993. Conference Proceedings. Sept. 1993. The mandates of society as the key stakeholder – and how to gain synergies between the many required elements. [Full article available on request – links TQM, Mega planning, Continuous […]

Mapping the Leader/Manager Model

Published Article: Farey, Peter. (1993). Mapping the Leader/Manager. Management Education and Development, Vol 24, Part 2. Lancaster University, UK. This is the seminal article defining the Leader/Manager model – based on five decades of international research, plus Peter Farey’s own broad experience. Download the pdf at LeaderMgr.