Typically, employees rely on their manager’s feedback, performance review feedback and salary hikes to decipher whether they are growing enough. However, most of these attributes are not controlled by the employee and these attributes can change without any change in the employee’s performance (for example, if budget is cut, salary hike could be 0, this doesn’t mean lack of performance). Therefore, we recommend two other measures to be added to the mix of self-performance measures: learning and job complexity. If learning goals are met/exceeded, there is a good chance that career is growing too. Similarly, working in a highly complex/challenging job environment is a good sign of career growth.
How should I measure my performance?
Published by Mrityunjay Kumar
I am a technologist by profession and educationist by heart. Over last 20 years of my career across 3 countries, I have learned that everyday teaches you something new if you are willing to be an everyday learner. I write about my learning experiences so that I can learn better. View all posts by Mrityunjay Kumar