Preparing for your six-month employee review
While finally being hired for your first premium entry level job after college can seem like the end of a long journey, it’s really just the start of a new chapter in your life. Your post-grad job search may have crawled by, but you’ll be wondering where the weeks went once you start working full time. Before long, you’ll be facing your six-month employee review. Here are some tips to make sure you’re prepared for it.
As the main subject of this meeting will be to review your performance thus far, you should take a good look at your progress over the past several months. Objectively identify your accomplishments and failures prepare to discuss them in-depth with your supervisor. This will ensure that you are prepared for any tough questions that come your way.
While a promotion or raise might still be months away, it’s good to go into your six-month review with an idea of what your next step with the company or organization will be. Do you see yourself taking on new responsibilities? Have you developed a particular interest in a specific area of your business? These are things you should discuss with your supervisor to ensure you’re growing in your professional life.
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