Name: Get The Rating You Deserve [Part 14] - Regular Check Ins
Uploaded: 2024-12-11T17:31:36+00:00
Duration: 7 min 12 s
Description: In this section, we explored the importance of regular check-ins with key stakeholders

Get The Rating You Deserve [Part 14] - Regular Check Ins

**In this section, we explored the importance of regular check-ins with key stakeholders.**

To effectively leverage regular check-ins, we should:

- **Prioritize career discussions:** Shift the focus of our one-on-one meetings from status updates to career development.
- **Proactively communicate:** Initiate conversations about our goals, aspirations, and challenges.
- **Exhaust the feedback process:** Actively seek and incorporate feedback to improve our performance.
- **Communicate effectively:** Clearly articulate our needs and desires, using compassionate language.
- **Be patient and persistent:** Understand that change takes time and be persistent in our efforts to achieve our goals.

By effectively utilizing regular check-ins, we can accelerate our career progression and build strong relationships with our colleagues and managers.

If you want to get personalized support from Yogi, you can reach out to him at [coaching@yogisharma.com](mailto:coaching@yogisharma.com) or schedule an introductory call to dive into your situation at <https://tinyurl.com/meetyogi>.

In this section, we explored the importance of regular check-ins with key stakeholders

A performance improvement plan, also known as a PIP, provides an employee with low performance an opportunity to improve their performance by following an actionable plan.

A performance improvement plan is a process between a company and an under-performing employee to help increase the productivity of an employee

A good performance improvement plan has actionable steps for an employee to demonstrate that they can perform to expectations.

A performance improvement plan outlines clear goals to raise an employee’s work up to expectations

This is an absolutely vital process for any employee in tech to understand, especially in a world of stack-ranking and layoffs.