GPS (accessible until July 2026)
July 31 is the last day for employees and managers to access and download past performance documents in GPS before the system sunsets in September. After July 2026, you will need to contact your local HR team to access historical documents.
Grow and Perform at Stanford (GPS) focuses on the value of ongoing, quality dialogue between a manager and employee to promote continual growth, development, alignment and enable individual and organizational performance success.
My team’s performance
Information and resources specific to a manager’s role in the GPS cycle and guiding their teams through the process.
Learn More about Team PerformanceGPS Approach
The GPS program is anchored in the growth mindset and embeds continuous improvement and growth language throughout three phases of performance management (Goal Setting, Check-Ins and Annual Review) to shift the performance conversation from a look back on what was or was not accomplished, to what is possible.
3 performance management phases
Phase 1: Goal Setting
Setting goals and competencies is a collaborative approach between an employee and their manager that results in clear, concrete and connected expectations to foster a partnership for a successful performance year.
Phase 2: Check-Ins
Two-way, open and frequent conversations between an employee and their manager help continue their partnership for success and provide opportunities to revisit priorities and calibrate goals.
Phase 3: Annual Review
Debriefing the performance year is an opportunity to summarize achievements against goals, responsibilities and competencies, celebrate successes and chart a tangible path forward based on accountability and growth.
Contact Us
To learn more about how you, your team, or your organization can participate in Grow and Perform at Stanford, please contact Talent Management and Workforce Strategy.
Performance Management @ Stanford and Simple Eval
Performance Management @ Stanford and Simple Eval programs phased out in December 2020 and are no longer supported. For guidance on performance management within your school/unit, contact your HR manager or representative.