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APPRAISAL revision 2026

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  • the process of judging your own performance or abilities
    self-assessment
  • involving conflict, opposition, or disagreement
    adversarial
  • the main point or important lesson learned from something
    takeaway
  • help, effort, or support given to achieve something, input
    contribution to
  • morally wrong or dishonest
    unethical
  • only, simply
    merely
  • a person who evaluates or judges performance
    a rater
  • to use something effectively
    utilise sth
  • an employee with lower rank and a manager with higher rank
    a subordinate and a superior
  • to officially assign money for a particular purpose
    allocate funds
  • employees whose work results are below expectations
    underperforming staff
  • harmful or damaging
    detrimental
  • unfair preference for or against something or someone
    bias
  • to unfairly influence or distort something
    skew sth
  • help, advice, or direction
    guidance
  • something successful that has been achieved
    accomplishment
  • having the opposite effect to the one intended
    counterproductive
  • an employee who performs very well and gets excellent result
    high-achieving worker
  • to show or recognize the difference between things
    dfferentiate
  • to damage or worsen a relationship
    sour a reltionship
  • to encourage someone to do something by offering rewards
    incentivise
  • quality, value, or advantage
    merit
  • a person of the same age, status, or level
    peer
  • an evaluation of an employee’s work performance
    work appraisal
  • an evaluation where managers assess employees below them
    top-down review