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Suggested goals for improving a strength I didn’t know I had?
I am not satisfied with my review, how should I approach improving it for next year?I had a good offer I declined, is it appropriate to let my employer know in a performance review?What is an annual review supposed to be for?Addressing dev team's resistance to solutions suggested by QA engineer?Are there any specific strategies for surviving a PIP?How to prepare for a yearly review with a manager who doesn't know me and whom I don't know?
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A few months ago, I joined a new organization and team. I had to take the StrengthsFinder test. My number 1 strength was Ideation. People in my field tend to be good at that, but I wasn’t expecting that result. I’m quiet, reserved, not good at thinking on my feet on a whiteboard — basically the opposite of what I thought people with this strength would be. I'm better at staying on the periphery, analyzing the ideas written on a whiteboard, seeing connections, and helping the team move forward with a direction.
As part of our annual performance goals, our department has us create an objective that helps us improve our strengths. Finding weaknesses in myself to improve is not a problem for me. I had to think a lot about strengths to improve. This may be one of them. I know I’m very strong in analytical and logical thinking (which also shows up in my StrengthsFinder results), but that tends to come at the expense of emotional intelligence (the main weakness I want to work on). In this new position, I primarily conduct research studies.
What are some good ways to ensure that this strength that I didn’t know I had gets properly developed?
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A few months ago, I joined a new organization and team. I had to take the StrengthsFinder test. My number 1 strength was Ideation. People in my field tend to be good at that, but I wasn’t expecting that result. I’m quiet, reserved, not good at thinking on my feet on a whiteboard — basically the opposite of what I thought people with this strength would be. I'm better at staying on the periphery, analyzing the ideas written on a whiteboard, seeing connections, and helping the team move forward with a direction.
As part of our annual performance goals, our department has us create an objective that helps us improve our strengths. Finding weaknesses in myself to improve is not a problem for me. I had to think a lot about strengths to improve. This may be one of them. I know I’m very strong in analytical and logical thinking (which also shows up in my StrengthsFinder results), but that tends to come at the expense of emotional intelligence (the main weakness I want to work on). In this new position, I primarily conduct research studies.
What are some good ways to ensure that this strength that I didn’t know I had gets properly developed?
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A few months ago, I joined a new organization and team. I had to take the StrengthsFinder test. My number 1 strength was Ideation. People in my field tend to be good at that, but I wasn’t expecting that result. I’m quiet, reserved, not good at thinking on my feet on a whiteboard — basically the opposite of what I thought people with this strength would be. I'm better at staying on the periphery, analyzing the ideas written on a whiteboard, seeing connections, and helping the team move forward with a direction.
As part of our annual performance goals, our department has us create an objective that helps us improve our strengths. Finding weaknesses in myself to improve is not a problem for me. I had to think a lot about strengths to improve. This may be one of them. I know I’m very strong in analytical and logical thinking (which also shows up in my StrengthsFinder results), but that tends to come at the expense of emotional intelligence (the main weakness I want to work on). In this new position, I primarily conduct research studies.
What are some good ways to ensure that this strength that I didn’t know I had gets properly developed?
performance-reviews new-hires
A few months ago, I joined a new organization and team. I had to take the StrengthsFinder test. My number 1 strength was Ideation. People in my field tend to be good at that, but I wasn’t expecting that result. I’m quiet, reserved, not good at thinking on my feet on a whiteboard — basically the opposite of what I thought people with this strength would be. I'm better at staying on the periphery, analyzing the ideas written on a whiteboard, seeing connections, and helping the team move forward with a direction.
As part of our annual performance goals, our department has us create an objective that helps us improve our strengths. Finding weaknesses in myself to improve is not a problem for me. I had to think a lot about strengths to improve. This may be one of them. I know I’m very strong in analytical and logical thinking (which also shows up in my StrengthsFinder results), but that tends to come at the expense of emotional intelligence (the main weakness I want to work on). In this new position, I primarily conduct research studies.
What are some good ways to ensure that this strength that I didn’t know I had gets properly developed?
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