A personal 360 is a 360 review you commission on yourself.
You choose the reviewers. You own the results. Your whole life is in scope — not just your job.

The consumer-grade personal 360 didn't exist. Now it does.

WHAT YOU GET

Everything a Corporate 360 Has — Minus the Corporation

The Instrument

Structured Multi-Rater Questions

Six growth dimensions — communication, reliability, emotional intelligence, leadership, growth mindset, warmth. Every reviewer answers the same behavior-based questions, so results aggregate into real, comparable data.

The Raters

Your Whole Life, Not Just Work

Invite friends, family, and coworkers — and optionally tag relationships to see how different circles experience you differently. A work-only 360 misses half of who you are.

The Report

A Private Perception Report

Self-rating vs. their aggregate rating, trait by trait: your perception gap, standout strengths, and #1 focus area with a next step. Re-run every 90 days to track growth.

THE HONEST COMPARISON

Personal 360 vs. Enterprise 360 vs. Coaching

Enterprise tools are excellent — for enterprises. None of them will sell a 360 to one person. That's the gap this tool exists to fill.

Feature People's Perception Enterprise 360
(Culture Amp, Qualtrics)
Coaching
(BetterUp)
Available to individuals Built for you Employers only
You own the results Private to you HR/manager visibility
Multi-rater outside feedback Whole life Work only Coach's view only
Price to start Free; report $17.95 $1,000s/year $300+/mo
Track your gap over time 90-day re-runs Annual cycle
FAQ

Personal 360 Questions

Is there a 360 feedback tool for individuals?

Yes. People's Perception is a 360 feedback tool built for individuals rather than companies. You choose your own reviewers — friends, family, and coworkers — they answer structured questions anonymously, and you get a private perception report comparing their view to your self-assessment. Free to start, no employer needed.

How do I run a 360 review on myself without an employer?

Sign up free, complete the self-assessment across six growth traits, then share your private invite link with at least 5 people who know you in different contexts. Their anonymous answers aggregate into your personal 360 report once the anonymity threshold is met.

How is a personal 360 different from a workplace 360?

Ownership and scope. A workplace 360 is commissioned by your employer, administered by HR, visible to your manager, and limited to work relationships. A personal 360 is initiated by you, covers your whole life, and the results are private to you alone — your employer never sees them.

Is there a free 360 feedback tool?

Yes. The core experience is free forever: self-assessment, unlimited reviewer invites, your perception gap, and your top 3 focus areas. The full per-trait report is $17.95 one-time; subscriptions ($24.95–$59.95/mo) add trends and segment analysis. Enterprise 360 tools start at thousands per year — and won't sell to individuals at all.

What questions does a personal 360 ask?

Structured, growth-focused questions across six dimensions: communication, reliability, emotional intelligence, leadership, growth mindset, and warmth. Questions are behavior-based and framed for development. Reviewers answer the same instrument, so results are comparable and quantifiable.

Are my reviewers anonymous?

Yes — more strictly than most workplace 360s. Answers are aggregated, metadata is removed, and your results stay locked until enough reviewers respond (typically 3–5) so no individual can ever be identified.