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Writing Your Self-Assessment

Tips for completing an effective self-assessment for your performance review cycle.

Tips for writing an effective self-assessment.

【Avoid】

· "I worked hard" → replace with concrete outcomes

· Vague adjectives only (e.g. "proactively")

【Deadline】

Standard: within 7 days of the end of the review period. Check system notifications for the exact deadline.

Example

Write: 'Improved customer satisfaction score by 8 points vs. prior period'

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