Communication and Teamwork
Describe how someone shares information, coordinates handoffs, and works with colleagues. Recognize clear communication or explain where collaboration needs to improve.
Choose positive feedback, areas for improvement, self-appraisal, or a rewrite. Preview a sample response, then add the role, review period, and actual work you want to describe. Ask for the number of phrases or format you need.
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Model
Find the words for a strong contribution, a difficult development conversation, or your own annual review. Start with a relevant example, then turn the person's actual work and results into specific feedback.

Use a phrase as a starting point, then make it specific to the person and the review period.
Choose the area you are reviewing, such as communication or quality of work. Start with a positive comment, an area for improvement, or a first-person self-appraisal.
Name the task, describe what the person did, and explain the result. For example, replace "communicates well" with "summarized each decision and owner after project meetings, giving the handoff team a clear next step."
For a strength, say what to continue. For a development area, describe what better performance would look like and agree on support and a check-in date. Read the final comment against your notes before sharing it.
Tailor your feedback to the skills and responsibilities that matter for the role.
Describe how someone shares information, coordinates handoffs, and works with colleagues. Recognize clear communication or explain where collaboration needs to improve.
Address accuracy, attention to detail, priorities, and deadlines. Connect your feedback to the quality of a deliverable or the way a project was planned.
Recognize follow-through, ownership, and practical improvements. For development feedback, clarify which commitments or routine decisions need more consistent attention.
Describe how someone evaluates options, checks assumptions, and responds to change. Use a specific decision or revised plan to make the feedback concrete.
Give feedback on clear expectations, delegation, timely support, and customer updates. Focus on how the person's actions helped others move forward.
Explain how feedback has been applied and summarize progress against the role's expectations. Identify a supported strength and a focused priority for the next review period.
Good performance review phrases describe observable work and explain why it mattered. For example: "Explains decisions and next steps clearly, giving colleagues the information they need to move work forward." Add a specific project, action, or result from the review period so the comment reflects the person you are evaluating.
Describe the gap against an agreed expectation, then name a practical next step. For example: "Time estimates do not consistently account for dependencies; earlier planning and progress updates would make delivery dates more reliable." Support the comment with an observation, and discuss the help or resources needed to improve.
Write in the first person and connect your contribution to evidence. A useful structure is: "I contributed to [goal] by [action]. This led to [verified result]. Next, I will focus on [development area]." Include what you learned, and distinguish your own contribution from the team's collective work.
Summarize the person's contribution to the role's expectations, a supported strength, and the most important next priority. For example: "Meets the role's core expectations and contributes reliably to agreed priorities. A key strength is [behavior and example]. The next focus is [specific development goal]." Match the summary to the evidence across the full review period.
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