Calibration View
One room, one cycle, every rating side by side — and a record of what was decided.
The problem
Ratings drift between managers — one team’s “meets” is another’s “exceeds.” The conversation that fixes that happens in a meeting, and what the meeting decided lives in somebody’s notes, if anywhere. A month later nobody can say who moved a rating, or why.
What it covers
The building blocks of Calibration View.
- A session attached to one real manager review cycle
- Every reviewed person in one grid, with the rating their manager gave
- A rating distribution that recomputes as proposals change — before and after, side by side
- A proposed rating with a written reason on every single move
- A recorded decision that names who made it and when
- The original rating captured immutably — a calibration never rewrites it
- Closing the session, after which nothing in it can be added, changed or removed by anyone
Typical use cases
A few of the ways teams use Calibration View.
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