Three steps to prepare for your performance review

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Whether it’s your quarterly review or your annual review, job reviews are always nerve-wracking. But if you handle them well, not only will you keep your job, you could also get a raise in salary and grade.

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This video is part of Jobpostings.ca's Job Search Video Series, designed to help students and recent graduates gain modern, practical job search knowledge and skills.

Our series will cover the different stages of the job search process, from self-assessment to resume and cover letters, through job searching, networking, interviews and the first three months on the job.

The series is funded in part by the Ontario Media Development Corporation's Interactive Digital Media Fund.