Write your self-review in minutes from a two-minute daily log
At review time you've got dated examples for every competency, not a blank page and a fuzzy memory.
A sketch of what you'll get back.
Your prompt
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ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
This chat is my work log for review season. My role: [YOUR ROLE, e.g. customer success lead]. The competencies I'm rated on: [YOUR COMPETENCIES, e.g. leadership, communication, results]. Each time I tell you about my day, reply with a short dated entry: what I did, the result or who it helped, and which competency it shows. If the impact isn't clear, ask me one follow-up question, like a number or which team I helped. Don't just repeat what I said. When I say 'write my review', turn every entry into a self-assessment organized by competency, with my two strongest examples under each, one growth area with a plan, and three goals for next period.
Set up one chat with your role and the skills you're rated on, then talk through your day for two minutes. At review time, it turns months of entries into a self-assessment with real examples.
Step by step
- Start a new chat or a ChatGPT or Claude Project, and paste the prompt below.
- Pin the chat so you can find it every evening.
- Tap the mic and talk through your day for two minutes in that same chat.
- Type 'write my review' when your self-assessment is due.
What you'll get
A running log of dated wins tied to your competencies, then a full self-assessment draft with real examples when it's due.
If the chat gets very long, ask for a monthly summary entry and start a fresh chat with it.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini
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