Episode Synopsis "2HC ep 12: You had an an appraisal, now what?"

George is joined by Becky and Tom to discuss what happens after an organization has had an appraisal.    Now that you have results, what do should you do with those to get the most value of them?Are you enjoying this podcast?  If so, please share it with a colleague!  We'd love to have more people engage with us in these conversations.  And we always want your feedback about any element of podcast.  Contact us at: [email protected] or at http://www.twoharborsconsulting.com or George Zack at [email protected]

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