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Anytime Feedback: Requesting feedback on behalf of your team

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Managers can use Anytime Feedback to gather insights about their direct reports from peers, cross-functional collaborators, or others across the company. This helps support development, guide performance conversations, and recognize contributions, all without waiting for a formal review cycle.

This article covers how to request feedback for someone on your team and how to track the status of those requests once they're sent.


Why request feedback on someone's behalf?

You might want to request feedback for a team member to:

  • Support an upcoming development or career conversation

  • Gather peer input after a project

  • Recognize someone's progress or contributions

  • Prepare for calibration or performance review cycles

Tip: You can include the employee as a reviewer if you'd like them to complete a self-assessment.

How to request feedback for a team member

  1. Click the โž• shortcut button in the lower-left corner of the page

  2. Select Anytime Feedback

  3. Choose Request Feedback

  4. In the Reviewee field, select your direct report

  5. Add reviewers, questions (or use a template), set visibility, and send

You'll be guided through each step. For a walkthrough, click here to view the employee instructions, which also apply when sending on behalf of someone else.

Anytime Feedback Dashboard

Once a request is sent, you can monitor participation and follow up if needed.

To view the dashboard:

  1. Go to Feedback from the side menu and select the Team tab

  2. Then toggle to Anytime Feedback

  3. You'll see:

    • All requests for your team

    • Participation and completion rates

    • Access to feedback where you have visibility

Viewing completed feedback

When feedback is submitted and released, you'll be able to read the responses based on the visibility settings you selected when setting up the request.

If feedback was set to Anonymous, you'll see the content without reviewer names. If it was set to Nothing, you won't be able to view the responses unless you're included in visibility.

Note: If the reviewee wasn't given visibility, the feedback won't be visible to them unless it's shared manually later.

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