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Evaluation

Reward Those Who Deserve It.
Recognize Those Who Embody Your Values.

Evaluation is one of the most complex and sensitive areas in HR.
To build a fair and trusted evaluation system, you must first define the kind of people your company wants to recognize—based on your corporate philosophy.
While creating clear formats for goal setting and behavior assessment is important, it’s the evaluators—usually managers—who bring the system to life.
As the saying goes, “80% of evaluation is in its operation.” Even the best-designed system is meaningless if it’s not properly understood and used.

Concept

Define What You Truly Value

In addition to standard performance criteria, ask yourself:
What qualities do we want to recognize in our company?
What kind of character and mindset should a person have to be e ntrusted with a leadership role?

Create Clear and Accessible Evaluation Tools

Design evaluation formats such as goal achievement and behavioral assessment.
They should be simple, easy to understand, and available in multiple languages to ensure consistency across global teams.

Train Evaluators to Build Trust in the System

Managers must understand not just how to evaluate, but why evaluation matters.
We support the development of confident evaluators who can give fair, constructive, and meaningful feedback.

Services

Evaluation System Redesign Consulting
Redesign job grading, promotion criteria, and evaluation systems to create a fair and motivating performance assessment framework.
Evaluation & Feedback Skills Workshop
Develop a fair and structured evaluation skills by refining scoring techniques, and providing unbiased and constructive feedback that drives performance improvement.
Target Setting Skills Workshop
Learn to set clear, measurable goals that align with business objectives while fostering meaningful goal-setting conversations to inspire and empower your team.

Our Experiences

Case 1
Evaluation Format Creation
When Company A had 10 to 20 employees, the president of the company decided on individual salary, but as the organization rapidly expanded, the system started to have problem as the president can no longer see all of the employee’s performance. Therefore, we reviewed the goal-setting and behavioral evaluation sheets through discussions with executives and HR managers, launching a fairer HR system.
Case 2
Evaluator Training
Company B had an evaluation system in place, but the manager did not understand how to use it. Two days of training were held to teach the meaning and purpose of personnel evaluation and how to use the evaluation system. We collected information on the current system, the problems it poses, and conducted an in-depth Q&A session with the HR department.