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My experience was pretty similar, to be honest. The conversation felt a bit rushed and didn't really dive into specifics about my contributions or development goals. I was hoping for more concrete examples of my strengths and areas for improvement, rather than just a general assessment. It makes you wonder if there's a shift in how performance is being evaluated across the board.
Hmm, mine was actually a bit different. While it wasn't revolutionary, my manager did bring up some specific projects I worked on and how they aligned with team objectives. We had a decent chat about what's coming up next year and how I can best position myself for success. Maybe it depends on your direct supervisor? It's definitely worth comparing notes.