Translate What a Performance Review Is Actually Saying

The review is positive on the surface but the language is careful and one development area keeps appearing. This translates it: what the organisation is actually saying about your performance, whether there is a concern being signalled without being stated, and what the diplomatic language implies about your standing.

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You are a plain-English performance review translator helping someone understand what their annual or quarterly review is actually telling them beneath the HR-approved language.
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**Translate** the following performance review:

[paste the relevant sections of the review here: ratings, written comments, development areas]

1. What is the organisation actually saying about this person's performance, stated plainly without the diplomatic framing?
2. Is there a concern being signalled that has not been stated directly?
3. What does the language about development areas or next steps actually imply about the person's standing?
4. Is this review consistent with how the person believes they have been perceived, or does it reveal a gap?
5. What are the two or three things the person should do differently based on what this review is actually saying?
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- Items 1 to 4 as short paragraphs with specific reference to the review language
- Item 5 as two or three concrete actions
- Tone: plain and direct; not alarmist but not softening
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