The End Of Year Review - Deepstash

The End Of Year Review

An end of year review, also referred to as an annual review or a year end performance review, occurs once a year, where a manager goes over an employee’s overall performance. This kind of review is a little more formal than a career conversation. Its purpose is to go over achievements, goals, opportunities and any other ideas you may have for the upcoming year.

This annual review is the perfect time to go over constructive feedback, both from the employee and the managers’ perspective.

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As we move into the end of the year, it’s a good idea to get ahead of the game and think about what you need to cover in your year-end performance review. In order to get you ready, we have put together a complete guide to end of year reviews with functional tips for both employees and managers.

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