Weigh your review criteria
Not all performance reviews are alike. You might, for example, put more emphasis on a position-specific question ("Reviewee safely operates a forklift") rather than general thoughts on competency ("Reviewee is friendly to visitors"). Canopy allows you to adjust how the score of a review is calculated based on your needs.
There are 5 ways to score your performance review. They can be selected when creating the shell of a review here.
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Scoring Method |
Explanation |
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Sum of all questions |
A sum of the score of all questions |
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Average of all questions |
An average of the score of all questions |
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Average of sections |
The average value of the subtotal of each section |
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Sum of average within sections |
Each section has an average score and then the average score of each section is summed as the total score |
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Custom Rule |
Here's some example math!
Use Cases
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Section 1 |
Q1 |
4 |
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Q2 |
3 |
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Q3 |
4 |
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Q4 |
2 |
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Q5 |
5 |
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Q6 |
0 |
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Subtotal |
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18 |
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Section 2 |
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Q1 |
4 |
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Q2 |
3 |
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Q3 |
5 |
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Q4 |
2 |
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Subtotal |
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14 |
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Section 3 |
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Q1 |
5 |
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Q2 |
4 |
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Q3 |
4 |
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Subtotal |
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13 |
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Expected Result method 2.1.c.1 |
Sum of All Criteria |
45 |
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Expected Result method 2.1.c.2 |
Average of All Criteria |
3.75 |
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Expected Result method 2.1.c.3 |
Average of Sections |
15 |
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Expected Result method 2.1.c.4 |
Sum of average within Sections |
11.43 |
You do not need to do any fancy math to set up these scoring methods. Canopy will automatically do it for you based on your selection!