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But done well, these reviews can be one of the most useful conversations you’ll have all year.
They’re not just about ticking boxes or revisiting KPIs – they’re a chance to check in, have a real conversation, and reset expectations (on both sides) for the rest of the year. This is even more important if your team is remote, global, or growing fast. Here’s how to make mid-year reviews less of a chore and more of a meaningful moment.
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