How to Conduct Your Own Annual Review

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Most jobs require some sort of annual, bi-annual or quarterly review. It allows you and your employer to see what your are accomplishing, if you are staying on track and to denote areas for potential growth. It is a way of charting your course and adjusting, if necessary.


But often we do not take the time to apply this to our personal life. And since our personal life and development can effect our professional life, it would really benefit us to do this in more than one way.


View these ideas from Chris Guillebeau, on how checking in once a year can take your personal and professional life to the next level.