Strength
You fix problems before customers feel them
Your alerts and clearer messages show you look past the ticket to the person using the product.
Supporting evidence (2 items)
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Your strengths 2
Strength
You fix problems before customers feel them
Your alerts and clearer messages show you look past the ticket to the person using the product.
Supporting evidence (2 items)
Strength
You lift the people around you
You mentor new teammates and share what you learn, without being asked.
Supporting evidence (2 items)
Where to improve 1
Improvement
Let more people see your impact
Most of your wins stayed inside your team. A short update could carry them further.
Supporting evidence (1 item)
Make it your own
Start with these talking points, then put them in your own words.
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Opening
Thanks for making time, Sam. I'd like to walk you through what I delivered this quarter, and where I want to go next.
Talking point 1
I made checkout more reliable. The team now hears about failed payments before support does, and declined cards show a clear next step.
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Talking point 2
I also shipped the account settings redesign, and helped keep launch day calm. Alex said so in a Bravo.
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Closing
I'd like to lead our next reliability project. What would you need to see from me to make that happen?
2 actions to discuss with your manager.
Share what you learned from the checkout work
It finishes your goal, and puts your name on the result.
Goal #3|Make checkout more reliable
Ask Sam what leading the next project would take
A clear bar is easier to reach, and easier to hold someone to.
Make it a goal
This prep was written by an AI from your brags and goals. Review it, and make it your own before the meeting.
Since last time
What you and Sam agreed in your earlier 1-on-1s, as it stands now.
Done since your last 1-on-1
Set up alerts for failed payments
YouLive since October, and already caught two outages.
Still open
Write up the checkout lessons
YouThe first draft is in your notes.
Confirm the budget for load testing
SamWhat you agreed with your manager carries into the next prep, until you close it.
Each talking point links to the work behind it.
Add rehearsal and review reminders to your calendar, or download the prep.
Your wins, kept for you
A sentence is enough. Your tools bring in the rest.
Press ⌘K, write what happened in your own words, and AI does the filing.
Turns a rough note into a line you'd be happy to put on your CV. Nothing changes until you accept it.
Work you merge becomes a brag, by itself or with a quick nudge.
Talks, demos and launches on your calendar come to you as ideas for brags.
Attach the pages behind a win, so the full story is one click away.
Keep the screenshot or the PDF with the win it proves.
Private to you, or shared by link. Your call, file by file.
One short email, with a laugh and your week so far, before the details fade.
Goals
Progress you can point to, not progress you have to explain.
Break the goal into steps you can actually finish.
Link a brag to a step and it's done. No box to tick, only proof.
Your goals feed your 1-on-1 preps and your reports.
Teams, endorsements and Bravos
Anyone can claim a win. Yours come with people behind them.
A colleague thanks you by email, and it lands in your log in their words. You can't write your own, which is why it counts.
Ask a teammate to confirm a win. If you later change the story, the endorsement comes off, so it always means what it says.
Bring in the people you work with, by email or in bulk. Message, thank and vouch for each other, and your log stays yours.
Bragger Link
The page you send when someone asks what you've done.
Every brag starts hidden. You pick each one.
A record that's ready for a promotion case, a new role or a client.
Change the address or turn it off, and the old link stops working.
Reports
When review season comes, everything you did is already on the page.
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Anyone whose next step depends on showing what they've done. It works for any role, not only for people who write code.
A brag takes seconds, and a sentence is enough. Connected tools bring in more of your work, and a Friday email reminds you to save the week before it fades.
It reads the brags and goals from the period you pick, so it needs at least 10 brags to work with. Every talking point links back to the brags behind it, so you can check it and make it your own.
No. Your log is private, and teammates never see it. They only see a brag you ask them to endorse, and the world only sees what you choose to put on your Bragger Link.
Treat it as a strong first draft, since you know best what happened. Optimize with AI changes nothing until you accept it.
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