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How to write an effective performance evaluation comment Review past and present performance. If you only do formal reviews once a year, it's easy to provide feedback only for things that are fresh in your mind. ... Be honest and clear. ... Provide concrete examples. ... Choose your words carefully. ... End on a positive note.
Start off by talking about what you love about your job, and you'll set a positive and productive context for your performance review, Grainger-Marsh says. ?When you talk about what you wish you did more of, you should make sure you keep it contextual ? both to your own needs and wishes as well as the company's needs.?
What Should You Cover in Year-End Reviews? Accomplishments - This is a great time to recognize the hard work that an employee has put into the company all year long. ... Responsibilities - The end of the year is a time of reflection for everyone. ... Development Areas - Are there areas where the employee can improve?
What to say in a performance review Talk about your achievements. ... Discuss ways to improve. ... Mention skills you've developed. ... Ask about company development. ... Provide feedback on tools and equipment. ... Ask questions about future expectations. ... Explain your experience in the workplace. ... Find out how you can help.
How to write year end reviews? Make a strong opening statement. Always begin your year-end review with a positive opening line. ... List everything you accomplished. ... Answer the unsaid "so-what" question. ... Be specific. ... Offer suggestions. ... Listen actively. ... Follow-up. ... How to complete year-end self-assessment (for employees)