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ali_ibrahim
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About ali_ibrahim
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Comment #12742042
Here you go brudgers :) https://medium.com/@aliibrahim_36896/story-of-pleasantfish-a... Looking forward to your feedback!
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Comment #12621975
Glassdoor allows you to see reviews of a particular company by its employees anonymously. PleasantFish allows you to see reviews of potential candidates(employees) for the jobs by …
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Comment #12161067
If the idea is to make them aware of it and help them get rid of it. Why not? :)
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Comment #12161063
Exactly feedback has to be given on continuous basis and based upon the real performances on the projects. Not just on annual basis.
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Comment #12161054
hey mikechar, thanks for your excellent insights. I think we can agree that whosoever wants to improve themselves they listen to the feedback given to them and who so doesn't its u…
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Comment #12161039
hey koliber, good work at 15Five.com . Basically i am trying to tackle the same problem which is why i posted this question. I made a comment above summing up all the good feedback…
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Comment #12161021
Constructive feedback is all what is needed and the only motive it should be given is to enhance individual productivity and grow him as a better professional.
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Comment #12161009
Indeed a very valid point. Feedback has to be obtained at an individual level and it has to be given just for one purpose of constructive employee growth. I posted my comment summi…
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Comment #12160999
Thanks for your responses guys! Some excellent answers were given. To sum it all up: 1. Feedback is great, it helps employees develop and improve themselves. 2. The way feedback is…
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Comment #12160768
Yes exactly! Cannot base the decision entirely on that but atleast the insights can be really interesting. It would be great if you can check out this thread ( https://news.ycombin…
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Comment #12156377
I still think if it incentivizes users in a very straightforward way then this is useful to them. In my reply to drakonka, i mention how it can be used in the career to be a super …
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Comment #12156362
I have a rhetorical question here. When you say that anonymous feedback gives manager the idea of what working with me is like to my coworkers, do you think this information is use…
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Comment #12153407
As a freelancer, its totally different. For them, i think recommendations and reviews are definitely way more important from clients which allows you to build a profile.
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Comment #12153398
Thanks for your insights! I generally agree that feedback is important. Theoretically people should follow and gain from it. I started pleasantfish.com, a skills feedback platform …
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Ask HN: Do we really need performance feedback?
Hi, In companies i have seen 360 degree performance review system where coworkers rate each other. However, this activity is not useful as everybody remembers the most recent perfo…
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Comment #12143223
Yes! By colleagues we assume both former and current workers. We try with three things: 1. Allowing coworkers to write anonymous private message to the user. 2. Asking user feedbac…
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Show HN: Get anonymous feedback from your colleagues
Hi everyone, We have developed a platform to help tech professionals solicit anonymous feedback from colleagues and discover tech content relevant to their skills. Check us out at …
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Comment #12138737
For some months, I have been thinking about the same problem as well. From an employer perspective, Hiring is tough. Very tough! People list down tons of skills and qualities they …
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Comment #12138533
Check out their employees reviews at www.glassdoor.com
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Comment #12136560
We are super excited to launch version 2.0 of PleasantFish today. What is PleasantFish? For tech professionals, a platform that enables them to get feedback on their skill-set and …
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Comment #11010421
Well, as the old saying goes: "Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." I think its pretty much what I am doing. But the big question that pops u…
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Comment #10931440
Haha! This was awesome!