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How's the feedback proccess at YMCA?
2 Answers from Employees at YMCA
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I hate to say this but I feel it is poor. Information that you get back isn't always correct. It truly depends on who the person giving you the feedback as to whether they like you or not. I was given feedback during a annual review that I found out later to be false.
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a bit inconsistent
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