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Annual Review Prep Guide
Most people treat their annual review like a pop quiz they forgot was happening.
They walk in with vague answers, forget half of what they accomplished, undersell their impact and leave wishing they’d said something different.
This isn’t that.
The Annual Review Prep Guide gives you a simple four-part system to document your wins, write a stronger self-evaluation and prepare for the conversation about what comes next.
Whether you’re asking for a raise, positioning yourself for a promotion or simply making sure your work gets recognized, you’ll walk in knowing what you’ve accomplished, how to talk about it and what receipts back it up.
WHAT’S INSIDE
THE SELF-EVAL FRAMEWORK
8 questions designed to help you turn a blank page into a clear, compelling case for your impact.
YOUR WIN LOG
Capture the work you might otherwise forget, from projects delivered and problems solved to business impact and leadership moments.
YOUR ASK
Prepare your talking points for raises, promotions and other career conversations, including space for market-rate research and what you’ll do if the answer is no.
THE METHOD
A simple four-step walkthrough showing you when to start preparing, what to review and how to walk into the conversation ready.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF:
You have an annual review coming up and don’t know where to start.
You did great work this year but struggle to put your impact into words.
You tend to forget half of what you accomplished once someone asks, “So, how do you think this year went?” 😂
You’re preparing to ask for a raise, promotion or expanded opportunity.
Or you simply want to walk into your review prepared instead of trying to remember an entire year on the spot.
GRAB IT. FILL IT OUT. WALK IN READY.
Your annual review shouldn’t be the first time you stop to think about everything you accomplished.
Give yourself the receipts before you walk into the room.
Digital download | $9
Most people treat their annual review like a pop quiz they forgot was happening.
They walk in with vague answers, forget half of what they accomplished, undersell their impact and leave wishing they’d said something different.
This isn’t that.
The Annual Review Prep Guide gives you a simple four-part system to document your wins, write a stronger self-evaluation and prepare for the conversation about what comes next.
Whether you’re asking for a raise, positioning yourself for a promotion or simply making sure your work gets recognized, you’ll walk in knowing what you’ve accomplished, how to talk about it and what receipts back it up.
WHAT’S INSIDE
THE SELF-EVAL FRAMEWORK
8 questions designed to help you turn a blank page into a clear, compelling case for your impact.
YOUR WIN LOG
Capture the work you might otherwise forget, from projects delivered and problems solved to business impact and leadership moments.
YOUR ASK
Prepare your talking points for raises, promotions and other career conversations, including space for market-rate research and what you’ll do if the answer is no.
THE METHOD
A simple four-step walkthrough showing you when to start preparing, what to review and how to walk into the conversation ready.
THIS IS FOR YOU IF:
You have an annual review coming up and don’t know where to start.
You did great work this year but struggle to put your impact into words.
You tend to forget half of what you accomplished once someone asks, “So, how do you think this year went?” 😂
You’re preparing to ask for a raise, promotion or expanded opportunity.
Or you simply want to walk into your review prepared instead of trying to remember an entire year on the spot.
GRAB IT. FILL IT OUT. WALK IN READY.
Your annual review shouldn’t be the first time you stop to think about everything you accomplished.
Give yourself the receipts before you walk into the room.
Digital download | $9