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How do you answer a performance appraisal?

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about the competencies
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· Develop an objective frame of mind before tackling questions.
· Ask yourself if the work you have contributed made a positive impact on your productivity.
· Document how you contributed consistently to the company's overall objective.

· Discuss any additional training you gained during your appraisal period.

· Discuss your developmental needs.

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