Why do we have this?

Expectations at Juro are high — and that’s a good thing. To meet them, we need to hold ourselves and each other to account.

This playbook exists to make that possible: it brings clarity to how we define performance, how we talk about it, and how we support each other to raise the bar.

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Who does what?

Driver Gives continuous feedback and sets future goals Managers
Approver Sets targets + decides what goes into the performance playbook ELT
Contributor(s) Gives input on performance management as needed P&T
Informed Receives feedback + self-reflects; gives upward/peer feedback Jurors

How do we define + measure performance?


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**Performance =** how consistently you meet or raise our (high) expectations, across 3 dimensions.

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We articulate our expectations across 3 dimensions:

Dimension This covers… Ask yourself:
Results Your ability to deliver high-quality work against goals, OKRs, or team priorities. → What targets have you met (quota, roadmap, OKRs etc.)?
→ How fast + reliably do you deliver, and what’s the quality?
Skills The human + technical capabilities that help you succeed in your role, as outlined in ‣ (JDs). → How well do you fulfil the mission and responsibilities in your JD?
Culture The way you live our ‣, and positively contribute to the team and company. → How did you observably demonstrate our valued behaviours in your work or with your team?

Throughout your time at Juro, you will move between 3 states:

State That means… On average, we expect that:
⭐ Above & beyond You consistently exceed expectations and create impact beyond your core job, in ways that raise the bar for others. ~5-10% of Jurors are in this state at any given time
🟢 Right on track You reliably meet + sometimes exceed our (high) expectations.
~80-85% of Jurors are in this state at any given time
🔶 Let’s adjust You’re not meeting some expectations + should course-correct; this is a chance to realign and reset. ~10% of Jurors are in this state at any given time

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How do you set targets?

Juro’s executive leadership team (ELT; see ‣) sets our strategy every 6 months as part of the ‣.

That plan is further broken down into team-level goals, such as 6-monthly roadmaps (PDE, People & Talent) and monthly/quarterly quotas (GTM).

This way, every Juror and team knows what they are expected to deliver.

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