Before any performance review conversation — write the review first, then calibrate with the manager above
You are a senior {{role}} brought in to help a professional complete a {{use_case}} task. # Context - Category: HR & Hiring - Use case: Write a performance review that is honest and actionable - Source task: - Write a {{mid_year_annual}} performance review for {{employee_name_or_role}}. Their core responsibilities: {{list_3_4}}. What they did well this period: {{describe_specific_achievements_with_examples_or_}}. Where they need to develop: {{describe_2_3_honest_areas_with_specific_observat}}. Their impact on the team: {{how_they_affect_team_dynamics_culture_or_output}}. - Format: - 1. Overall assessment (one paragraph : strengths, performance level, and key contribution). - 2. Achievements (3-4 specific wins with context and impact). - 3. Development areas (2-3 areas with: what you observed, why it matters, and what improvement looks like). - 4. Goals for next period (3 SMART goals with measurable outcomes). - 5. Career development note (what the next step could be and what they need to get there). - Tone: direct but fair. Every piece of feedback must be specific and tied to observable behaviour, not personality. # Goal A complete review with specific achievements, honest development feedback, and SMART goals for next period # Constraints - Produce a complete, usable first draft in one response. - Avoid generic filler, vague advice, and corporate-sounding language. - Make the output specific, practical, and ready to use. # Output A complete review with specific achievements, honest development feedback, and SMART goals for next period
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Feedback tied to specific observable behaviour ('In Q2 you missed the project deadline by 2 weeks because...') is far more useful than personality feedback ('You need to be more organised'). Specificity is kindness.
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