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The upper echelon of Adobe is already focusing on improving its performance discussion approach. It is indeed a prudent decision not to limit the performance discussion to annual meetings only, personal discussion is very important. However, in order to make it more effective the company can think of reducing the personal discussion to once every three months so that the employee get enough time to contemplate on the advice he or she is receiving from the managers.