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Get The Rating You Deserve: Optimize Your Tech Performance Review

2h 43m 14s
English
Paid
Do you work hard, but your results don't match your efforts—whether it's a promotion, a good rating, a raise, or simply the recognition you truly deserve? Many people face this—I went through it myself at Facebook, as did my colleagues and many clients in my career coaching practice. This course will help bridge the gap between effort and result, uncover the true value of your work, and teach you how to successfully navigate the complex corporate environment.

Through practical examples, specific strategies, and a shift in mindset, you will learn:

  • Why traditional approaches to gaining ratings and promotions often do not work
  • How to structure your work correctly so that it truly yields results
  • How communication, relationships, and mindset impact achieving career goals
  • Why it is important not only to perform excellently but also to convey and explain your motives properly

We will explore how to overcome biases (we all have them), how to build relationships with leaders and colleagues, and how to establish a network of contacts before you need it. You will learn to take responsibility for your career, work sustainably, and stay in the game over the long term - developing skills and clarity of thought for success even under unstable conditions.

This course is based on years of experience working with hundreds of professionals, as well as my personal story - from "trend Meets Most" in mid-cycle to "Greatly Exceeds" and outstanding results.

The course covers both long-term strategies and tactical techniques. So stay till the end - you will find practical advice, principles, and resources that will help take your career to the next level!

About the Author: Yogi Sharma

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Yogi Sharma is a software engineer and educator focused on the engineering-career side of professional software work — particularly the performance-review and rating-optimisation patterns that determine engineering compensation and promotion velocity at large tech companies.

His CourseFlix listing carries Get the Rating You Deserve — Optimize Your Tech Performance Review — a structured treatment of the performance-review process at large tech companies: the calibration patterns, the documentation craft, the manager-relationship work, and the patterns for getting accurate ratings that translate into compensation and promotion outcomes.

Material is paid and aimed at engineers ready to take the performance-review process as a deliberate professional skill. For broader content, see CourseFlix's Career & Interviews category page.

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All Course Lessons (19)
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Course Outline Demo
05:11
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Why Performance Matters
05:02
3
About Yogi
06:07
4
Learning Objectives
07:04
5
Detailed Breakdown
07:55
6
Slow & Steady
08:52
7
Build Relationships Proactively
15:47
8
Engaging In Conflicts
12:11
9
Getting Stuff Done
12:05
10
Clarity On Deliverables
08:46
11
Add Incredible Value
11:04
12
Align With Intermediate Picture
08:11
13
Showcase Your Work
10:59
14
Regular Check-Ins
07:13
15
Use Synchronous Time Wisely
07:46
16
Spend Time On Your Career
10:24
17
Think Long Term
05:53
18
Build Inner Strength
10:02
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Conclusion
02:42
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are needed before enrolling in this course?
There are no formal prerequisites for this course. However, it is designed for professionals who are already working in a corporate environment and looking to improve their performance reviews. Basic understanding of corporate structures and experience with performance evaluations would be beneficial for participants.
What specific skills or strategies will I learn in this course?
Participants will learn various skills and strategies such as building relationships proactively, engaging in conflicts constructively, showcasing their work, and aligning with the intermediate picture of their organization. The course also covers how to have regular check-ins and use synchronous time wisely, which are crucial for improving performance ratings.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is aimed at professionals within a corporate environment who feel their hard work is not being adequately recognized through promotions, raises, or positive performance reviews. It is particularly beneficial for those who have experienced similar challenges as described by the instructor from his time at Facebook.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to similar courses?
This course specifically focuses on bridging the gap between effort and result in performance reviews, with practical strategies like building relationships and showcasing work. Unlike more general career advancement courses, it hones in on navigating corporate environments and performance evaluations, offering a focused approach to enhancing one's professional standing.
Does the course cover any specific tools or platforms?
The course does not focus on specific tools or platforms. Instead, it emphasizes strategies and skills applicable across various corporate settings, such as building inner strength and thinking long term, which are universally valuable regardless of the specific tools used in one's job.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course does not cover technical skills or industry-specific knowledge. It focuses solely on optimizing performance reviews through interpersonal and strategic skills, rather than on job-specific tasks or technical training.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
Although the course runtime is not explicitly listed, it consists of 19 lessons. Participants should plan to dedicate time for each lesson, along with additional time for applying the strategies and reflections on personal performance goals. The exact time commitment will vary based on individual study pace and engagement with the material.