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In manager review

Emily Printz

Director, Marketing · Communications · Manager: Samantha Kiel

Timing

Due in 3 days

Share model

Narrative first

Aligned goal

Public Markers of Credibility

Focus

Strong delivery across program launches and brand rollouts.

Review frame

Emily’s review is a good example of how launch work, narrative quality, and cross-functional dependability should show up in one clean manager workspace.

Manager draft

Review workspace

The product should help managers write thoughtful, shareable feedback without feeling like a heavy HR form.

Overall, how would you evaluate this person's performance?

Summarize how this person showed up over the cycle: impact, consistency, ownership, and ability to deliver on what mattered.

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What was the quality and reliability of their execution?

Think about whether this person consistently delivered high-quality work and whether they handled scope, timelines, and complexity with minimal oversight.

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How effectively do they collaborate across teams, regions, or functions?

Describe how they show up in cross-functional settings. Do they build trust and make other teams better?

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How did they respond to unexpected challenges or pivots?

Share a moment where plans changed or something got hard. How did they adapt, lead through uncertainty, or keep things moving?

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What does their next stage of growth look like, and what might get in the way?

Be specific about what they are ready for next and what gaps or blockers should be watched or supported.

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What additional context would help us support this person’s performance and growth, and how have they used AI effectively in their role?

Share anything else that would be helpful to know, including development needs, retention considerations, or effective use of AI.

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Is this person ready for promotion today?

Use the promotion framework as context and make a direct call.

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Employee prep

Self-reflection snapshot

What are you most proud of achieving in this review period?

I am most proud of helping move multiple program launches from scattered asks into a clearer story and execution plan, while still maintaining the quality of our day-to-day brand work.

What is one area where you think you could have done better?

I could have escalated earlier when work was beginning to stack faster than it was being prioritized. A few crunch moments would have felt healthier with clearer tradeoffs sooner.

What skills or experiences would you like to build in the next 6 to 12 months?

I would like to build stronger narrative leadership across launches and grow into more strategic planning, not just execution ownership.

What support or resources would help you be more effective, and how have you used AI to contribute in your role?

More explicit prioritization from leadership would help. I have also been using AI for first-pass synthesis and content framing, which helps me move faster while still editing heavily for voice and context.

Conversation agenda

What to cover live

Where Emily should narrow scope versus where she should step into broader narrative ownership

How to make launch work more visible as a growth signal, not only a delivery expectation

Which support actions would reduce overload during stacked program windows

Support actions

What should happen next

Protect one focus block per week during launch periods

Give earlier leadership context on launch tradeoffs

Stretch into more cross-program planning conversations before execution locks

Readiness note

Promotion signal is positive, but the cleaner call is to use the next cycle to validate performance at a broader strategic scope rather than only heavier volume.

Review draft for Emily Printz

Emily Printz

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