Peer Based Behavior Modification - Critical Success Factors and Hurdles
#TLDR: What makes or breaks effectiveness of peer based behavior modification
Let's take a moment to reflect on what makes Peer Based Behavior Modification effective and what hurdles it faces.

Critical Success Factors (#CSF)
- Mutual respect, trust and being seriously invested in the process
- Ability to express our fears and aspirations openly and hold discussions outside shadows of organizational politics
- Counterparts that are related to our field of work who can quickly understand our focus, concerns and provide clear unbiased feedback in a language relevant for us
Hurdles to these #CSF

- Inability to verify the level of interest and/or past performance of your peers in such settings
- Most of the times, existing feedback processes heavily involve our immediate peers, direct reports and managers
- Anybody from outside of your organization, like career coaches/industry mentors, may not have subject matter expertise and/or bandwidth and/or mutual interest to improve