How To Support Your Self-Review

You've described your current project well and how you've succeeded despite many changes and sometimes incomplete or changing requirements. You've been very flexible in many ways, including; Some sprints have lots of work and other sprints having very little work. Changing requirements. Downright odd code review criteria. Not merging with the main codebase for 8 months only to spend nearly a month doing the "mega" merge. You've handled yourself well during all of this.

Your lead consultant has said the same about you as your self-assessment. Your engagement level on your project has been a model for others and you have shown considerable interesting in learning new things. You've embraced every opportunity given to you to learn outside of
You've also helped out teammates with their tasks. This coincides with your self-review.

Going along with what you've stated you are very detail oriented and do analyze all problems and tasks you're given. You've said you think sometimes you over analyze, yet you have always delivered your tasks on time. One suggestion is to give some weight to the pragmatic solution as opposed to the perfect or theoretical solution.

Your peers and Lead Consultant support your self-review. You've taken many opportunities outside of your project to grow your skills and to have a greater understanding of how projects are run and work. Your work ethic is something that has stood out to me in the last year. In the coming year, we will look for leadership opportunities for you.

You have a unique skillset and knowledge. Your interest in being a BA has caused you to reach out and take Foundation training and take the SAFe training and pass the certification with one of the highest scores at Magenic. Combining your understanding of Agile, Foundation, and SAFe with your technical abilities give you strong if not very strong process and business knowledge