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Yeah, I totally get where you're coming from. Performance reviews can be stressful even in good times, and with all the economic noise, it's natural to feel that added anxiety. Just try to focus on documenting your achievements clearly and highlighting the impact you've made. Sometimes, having that concrete data can really help your manager see your value, regardless of the market sentiment. Stay positive, you've got this!
I wouldn't sweat it too much unless you've genuinely seen a dip in your output or quality. Companies usually have established processes for performance reviews, and while market conditions can influence general sentiment, they typically look at your individual performance against your goals. If you've been hitting your targets and contributing positively, your review should reflect that. Try to have an open conversation with your manager beforehand if you're really concerned.