Pre-Debrief · Self-Assessment

Your Year in
Reflection

Take 15–20 quiet minutes with these questions. There are no right answers — only honest ones. Your responses will shape a richer conversation with your manager.

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How to use this survey

Complete this 3 days before your Performance Debrief session. Write freely — your manager will read this before your meeting so you spend your time together on depth, not surface. Your words guide the conversation.

01
🎯 Assignments & Energy
What work made you feel most alive and proud in 2025?

Think about moments when time flew by, or when you finished something and felt genuinely satisfied. What were you doing?

02
🚀 Future Challenges & Growth Direction
Where do you want to be challenged or stretched in 2026?

Consider roles you're curious about, problems you want to solve, or skills you'd love to develop. What would feel like meaningful growth?

03
🌱 Skill Development
Which skill, if you built it this year, would change everything for you?

Think about both technical skills and human ones — communication, decision-making, influence, coding, strategy. What's the one thing you want to invest in?

04
🤝 Support from Organisation & Team
What would make a real difference to how you work and grow — from the team, your manager, or the organisation?

Be candid. This is how we improve together. Think about tools, processes, clarity, feedback, recognition, collaboration, or anything blocking you from doing your best work.

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🏆 OKRs & Looking Forward
If 2026 is a great year for you, what does it look like?

First, rate how clear you currently feel about your goals. Then describe what success would mean to you personally — not just professionally.

How clear do you feel about your goals right now?
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Complete all 5 questions to unlock submission. Your responses will be sent to your manager 3 days before your debrief session.

✨ Reflection Submitted

Your manager will review this before your session. Come to your debrief ready to go deep — you've already done the hard work of thinking.