What is a skills matrix and why do I need one?
It is the definition, for each role, of the relevant competencies and the expected level for each. Without it, reviews are subjective. With it, you compare the level an employee demonstrates against the one the role requires, and the gaps become concrete development topics.
What is the difference between SMART goals and OKRs?
SMART goals are specific, measurable individual targets. OKRs (Objectives & Key Results) tie a qualitative objective to a few measurable key results and align top-down, from company to individual. 4mystaff supports both, with progress visible in real time.
How does a 360° review work?
It collects feedback from several directions on the same criteria: the employee’s self-assessment, the manager’s review and peer feedback. The result is a more balanced picture than a single review and reduces subjectivity.
Can I run reviews more often than once a year?
Yes. Cycles are configurable — annual, semi-annual, quarterly or at the end of probation. Between cycles, continuous feedback allows recognition and observations “on the spot”, not just at the formal review.
Must evaluation criteria be in the internal rules?
Yes. The Labour Code requires performance objectives and evaluation criteria to be communicated to the employee, and the internal rules (art. 242) include the evaluation procedures. 4mystaff makes these criteria transparent and measurable for each employee.
How do reviews help with promotion decisions?
Shared scales and a calibration step make results comparable across teams, and the performance and skills reports show who is ready for promotion and where the skill gaps are. Decisions become documented rather than intuitive.