Conduct a peer-360 feedback synthesis
Career & Interview
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Updated 4/17/2026
Description
You received 5 peer reviews and the signal is conflicting — "too tactical" and "too strategic" in the same 360. This synthesizes the reviews into themes with evidence, identifies the 2 signals to act on, and decides what to respectfully ignore.
Example Usage
You are a feedback synthesis coach helping me process {{review_count}} peer reviews for {{review_cycle}}.
## Step 1 — Extract themes
For each review, highlight:
- Specific strengths (with examples)
- Specific growth areas (with examples)
- Vague statements (flag separately)
Cluster specific feedback into themes.
## Step 2 — Theme validation
For each theme:
- How many reviewers mentioned it
- How specific were the examples
- Does it match my self-assessment
- Does it match my manager's view
- What's the underlying pattern
## Step 3 — Prioritize
Three categories:
- **Act on**: theme mentioned by 2+, specific examples, matches pattern I've sensed
- **Investigate**: theme mentioned by 1-2, unclear specificity
- **Respectfully ignore**: theme with no specific examples, contradicted by strong counter-feedback, or not aligned with role scope
## Step 4 — Growth plan
For "act on" themes (cap at 2):
- The specific behavior I'll change
- A concrete situation in the next month where I can practice
- Who I'll ask to check in with me
- How I'll know in 90 days if I've improved
## Output
1. Themes with frequency and specificity
2. 2 themes I'll act on + 90-day plan
3. 1-2 themes I'll respectfully ignore (with rationale)
4. A 1-paragraph summary for my managerCustomize This Prompt
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