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The use of a peer group as a supervision opportunity has been reported to be helpful to many school counselor trainees and professionals (Agnew, Vaught, Getz, & Fortune, 2000; Crutchfield & Borders, 1997; Gainor & Constantine, 2002). They weight a small group of focused performance metrics to reflect the unique role of different executives; adjust compensation to reflect the relative performance of a company in its peer group in the marketplace; and link performance priorities with the unique cycle-time considerations of a company. It is also measured the effect of negative social experiences, such as relocation or change of school, which involve the disruption of established peer group engagement and exposure to peer groups which may be rejecting. |
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