Consistently Prepared: Year-round strategies for career growth
Have you ever dreaded writing your self-reflection because you couldn't remember half of what you've accomplished? Or worse, been surprised by the results of your performance review? Maybe you thought you were a shoe-in for a promotion that didn’t happen. If so, you're not alone. The performance review process at many companies is opaque and frustrating, leaving employees feeling undervalued and confused.
Consistently Prepared: Year-round strategies for career growth Leif Jun 13, 2024 8 2 Share Have you ever dreaded writing your self-reflection because you couldn't remember half of what you've accomplished? Or worse, been surprised by the results of your performance review? Maybe you thought you were a shoe-in for a promotion that didn’t happen. If so, you're not alone. The performance review process at many companies is opaque and frustrating, leaving employees feeling undervalued and confused. Fortunately, there are steps you and your manager can take to help avoid these scenarios. In this bl
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