# How do I know the overrall performance in the year for the 15Five Continuous Performance Management?

Such as the following data statistic:
How many projects did I finished in the year?
Are the projects finished on time?
What's the main issues for the projects in the year?

##### Post Metadata
- Posted at: almost 6 years ago



## Comments
### Comment 1

Check the performance review cycle 

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- Posted at: 3 months ago
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### Comment 2

Hi Davi,

15Five has a pretty good reporting function (https://www.15five.com/reporting/) by individual, reports, team, groups, etc. You can see completed priorities (which are typically short-term items) as well as objectives, which are probably closer projects. Reports can be run for custom date ranges and will tell you how many objectives you own as well as objectives that are owned by others but that you contribute to.

For priorities, you can see a percent completed on time. For objectives, you can see which and how many are on track vs. behind. 

Objectives are also broken down into Key Results, and each Key Result has its own measurement (x of y, % done, $, etc) and in the report you can see how close the metric is to being done. That's where you can see what the issues are keeping an objective from reaching completion. Following the OKR methodology, those are all quantitative measurements. Qualitative data is captured as comments in the 15five or in the objectives themselves.

I hope that helps!

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 5 years ago
- Author title: Director, Engineering Program Management at Valassis




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