Small Improvements

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Guides and expert advice for making work more human-friendly. The Small Improvements blog is a resource for HR, managers, and any curious mind.

The page provides pricing and feature breakdowns showing what is included at each level.

The company offers a 30-day free trial and provides a way to contact its team.

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The company offers pricing and tools to support a performance feedback culture as an alternative to Leapsome.

The company’s customer team is SHRM-certified and combines HR expertise with product knowledge to help build performance reviews, feedback, and objectives programs.

The page provides information about the company behind Small Improvements.

The company says its goal is to deliver customer value and describes its platform as requiring robustness, security, and performance. It uses automated tests, reviews, and QA before changes reach customers.

The company gathers ideas, selects promising ones, refines them, and prioritizes them by ROI. Smaller tasks are completed directly, while larger ones require a basic specification and customer validation.

The company is a small team that conducts webinars and one-to-one live demos and may not be able to answer phone calls immediately.

Performance review software that helps employees grow and succeed. Highly configurable and easy to launch. For companies between 50 and 500 staff

The page says the company considers the protection and security of personal information important and explains which personal data it collects during website visits and how it uses it.

The page presents version 1.2 of Small Improvements’ Terms of Service, revised March 31, 2020. The terms apply to users accessing the Small Improvements website.