THE SIGNALS · tBase · IN BETA

tBase — the live performance pulse

Performance reviews happen twice a year. Performance happens every day.

tBase turns performance from an annual ritual into a continuous signal: what was committed, what was delivered, and how both sides read it — cycle after cycle.

HOW IT WORKS

From a goal to a continuous signal

Three steps turn each cycle's commitments into evidence that lives beside behavior.

1

Goals go in as OKRs

Clear commitments, set at the cadence you choose — monthly or quarterly. Everyone knows what was agreed before the cycle starts.

2

Lance interviews both sides

Each cycle, Lance talks to the leader about the talent — and to the talent about themselves. Two perspectives, gathered with the same structured depth.

3

Outcomes join the evidence base

Delivery lands next to behavior in the same intelligence — so what someone achieves and how they operate finally live in one picture.

TWO READS, EVERY CYCLE

Why dual-sided matters

A review written by one person is one person's memory. tBase captures the leader's read and the talent's own reflection, every cycle — and where the two disagree is itself a signal worth seeing.

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The leader's read

What was committed, what landed, and how the leader saw it play out — captured in a structured conversation, not a rushed form.

The talent's reflection

The same cycle from the other side — how the person read their own delivery, in their own words. Alignment and gap both become visible.

WHAT THIS FEEDS

The half that behavior can't tell you

Performance without behavior tells you what happened; behavior without performance tells you how someone works. tBase supplies the first half — one of the signals feeding Lance, held together with the rest so delivery and behavior read as one.

See how it all fits together →

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