By Lili David and James Priest and originally published by Thrive-in-Collaboration on YouTube
This video is a recording of an introduction to Peer Review filmed during a Sociocracy 3.0 Introduction course led by Lili David and James Priest in January 2018.
Peer Review is a Sociocracy 3.0 pattern from the category of patterns, Peer Development. It’s a process that helps members of an organization support each other to learn and grow in the roles and groups they serve.
In a Peer Review, people with a significant contribution to make are invited by an individual (in a role) or a group of people, to help them reflect on strengths and identify opportunities for their ongoing development of abilities and skills in accounting for their domain of work.
During a Peer Review, key responsibilities, work and outcomes are reviewed along with a review of the reason for the role or the group’s existence. Frequency of Peer Reviews is usually determined by the people who created the group or role to begin with.
Check out the description of Peer Review on the Sociocracy 3.0 official website: https://patterns.sociocracy30.org/pee…
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This video is a derivative of “Sociocracy 3.0 – All Patterns Explained” by James Priest, Bernhard Bockelbrink and Liliana David used under CC BY and is licensed under CC BY [[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b…], by Thrive-in Collaboration in association with Passionworks Production.
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