Absolute vs Relative Results
Absolute Results
Absolute results show the actual scores and activity values based on submitted feedback and recorded actions.
Use absolute results when you want to:
- Review current performance
- Understand raw scores and engagement levels
Here's What It Looks Like
Relative Results (Compare To)
Relative results show how teams are performing in comparison to a benchmark, such as:
- A previous period (i.e. last submission cycle or last year)
- The entire organisation
Example: A score of -2 in Accountability means the team scored 2 points lower than the selected comparison.
Relative results are useful for spotting trends and under- or over-performance.
Here's What It Looks Like
Expanding Teams
You can expand teams in the left-hand hierarchy panel to:
- Drill into sub teams
- View results at a more detailed level
Teams can be expanded individually, or you can choose to expand all teams at once.
Here's What It Looks Like
Filtering & Sorting
The Heatmaps Grid View allows you to:
- Sort results by any column
- Filter results using your organisations demographic tags (i.e. Gender & Tenure).
This helps narrow your analysis and compare results across specific groups.