Managers often panic about summarizing and commenting on peopleâs performance during reviews, but the truth is, nothing you cover in that annual meeting should be new information. Rather, you should be tracking your employeesâ goals and giving them feedback all throughout the year.
Last name: Rolin. Recorded in England as Rolin, Rolins, Rollin, Rollins, Rollings and possibly others, this interesting surname is of Norman French origins. It derives from either of the pre 7th century personal names Rolf or Rollo, popular throughout the continent in the period of history known as The Dark Ages or the 5th to the 11th century a.d.
Rocco is used chiefly in the English and Italian languages, and it is derived from Germanic origins. The name is either derived from Roho (Germanic), a short form of the now obsolete Rochbert and ultimately of the element 'rohon' (meaning to roar, battle cry), or else it is from the Old German 'hrok' (rest, repose).