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Peer-to-peer feedback & reflection process

This process provides a space for reflection and feedback: how is everyone doing, and how are we doing as a collective? It includes written self reflection and written feedback from others and an hour-long feedback meeting.

20.03.23

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Overview

This is a hiring and recruitment / conflict / safeguarding / sick pay policy that's been used for 3+ years by a self-managed charity with 5–14 people and a turnover of £100–£300k.

Policy details

Type:
Policy
Used for:
3+ years
Policy areas:
Hiring and recruitment
Conflict
Safeguarding
Sick pay
Known legal issues:
Yes
Legal issue info:
We are an international collective, with freelancers based in different countries, our policies and processes are designed around trust, rather than a legal framework.

Organisation info

Name:
Gastivists Collective
Type:
Charity
Structure:
Self-managed
People:
5–14
Turnover:
£100–£300k

Downloads

  • Peer-to-peer-feedback-reflection-process.pdf

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Licence

This policy is shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) licence.

This means you are free to:

  • Share—copy and redistribute the policy in any medium or format;
  • Adapt—remix, transform, and build upon the policy for any purpose, even commercially.

And if you do, you must:

  1. Attribute—Give credit to the author and source appropriately and say whether any changes have been made from the original;
  2. ShareAlike—Share your policy or document under the same licence, and link to details about the licence.

Notes

From the person/group who shared the policy:

We have developed this process with the flat structure of our collective in mind. A basic level of trust is needed in the people one chooses to receive feedback from. It does not include receiving feedback from someone you didn't ask it from.

Contents

  1. Preparations
  2. Feedback forms
  3. Organise feedback meetings
  4. Feedback meeting

Policy

Original Google Doc version.

A four-stage process:

Preparations

The person to be evaluated decides via this schedule:

  1. Which 2 people of the collective they would like to ask written feedback from (can be anyone)
  2. Which 2-3 people (min. 1 care team member; min. 1 person who has also given written feedback) they would like to have a meeting with to discuss the written feedback and have a chat.

When choosing people, try to take into account who knows your work (a little bit) and/or share your last spotlight presentation or something else that shows a bit of your work, and that the load of filling out forms and being present at meetings is shared somehow equally throughout the collective (with the exception of the care team).

Feedback forms

  • The person to be evaluated fills in the self-evaluation form, and shares it with the people present at the feedback meeting.
  • The 2 people asked to give written feedback, fill out the feedback form and share it with the person being evaluated

Tips for giving feedback: in this document you can find a summary of tips and tricks from different sources, and the links to those sources in case you’d like to learn more.

Organise feedback meetings

  • Person to be evaluated schedules meeting with 2-3 people “present at meetings”
  • People present at meetings read through feedback forms filled out by other people for the person being evaluated

Feedback meeting

1 hour

  • Present: person evaluated, one person from care team, one non-care team colleague (optional: another colleague)
  • The meeting follows this feedback meeting format
  • The meeting ends with a concrete list of personal and collective improvement points

Collective improvement points are later gathered by the care team and discussed in a collective call after all the meetings have happened

Tips for receiving feedback: also in this document.

Thanks to Fian Belgium, Friends of the Earth Europe and Drift for transition for inspiration.

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