Filling out my 4 year review is pointless. Pretty much copying year 1-3 reviews that I've done.
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Jeeze, CG - I thought exactly the same thing & scrolled a little bit to see yours! Like minds, and all that...
I was just telling an employee yesterday the key to getting a good review is to be ultra critical on yourself, because your boss (the only that actually matters) will feel bad and give you a better review.
This wouldn't work for me, since I'm awesome, and my boss already gives me a good review. He'd just tell me to stop being a whiny b****.
Ditto. It's hard to find bad things about myself when I'm so good at everything.
Am I doing this right Pants?
You've got the right verbiage down, but lack the confidence to accurately portray it.
It's probably partially because my current job I see my boss twice a year and my last one it was maybe 4 times a year. Hard for them to really form a bond where these things are easily determined when most interactions are through the phone or email.
Been there. Its like an athlete talking to the media saying the same thing over and over.
I usually opt in when something major is going down in that realm but quickly opt out. It's not worth it.
Why do I keep doing this? Every week I watch this show, every week something in it chokes me up...like the funeral for Gus Grissom that opened the show tonight.
The music they used behind the scenes was Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'", but sung in the same manner as "Lae Me Doon" used at the end of "We Were Soldiers".
The music they used behind the scenes was Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'", but sung in the same manner as "Lae Me Doon" used at the end of "We Were Soldiers".
I'm just happy that I'm one of 60 people in this entire world that gets to do what I love and head up district managerial operations for this tax company.
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