Start your review from a draft, not a blank page.
Paste your company’s review questions once. Prodlog drafts an answer to each from your own entries and shows which ones it drew on.
What did you deliver this cycle, and what was the outcome?
I scoped and launched the refund status API end to end in May, including the call to cut two endpoints to hold the date. Support tickets about refund status fell 34% in the first month. Before that, nine merchant interviews I ran in March moved the disputes work from a redesign to notification timing, and dispute-related merchant contacts fell 18% once it shipped.
Where did you show judgment under uncertainty?
I cut the two reconciliation endpoints after none of our three design partners needed them before Q4, and chose a 15 minute batch over real-time webhooks once Rob walked me through the retry cost.
Why memory fails at review time
By review season you remember the last six weeks and the one launch everyone talked about. The scope you cut in April, the interviews that changed the roadmap in March, the numbers that came in a month after launch: gone, or down to one vague line.
An entry written the week it happened keeps the detail. Six months of them is the review, already half written.
Dispute notification timing shipped, first numbers in
Owned the refund status API launch end to end
Scoped the refund status API, cut two endpoints to hold the date
Helped with the merchant refund flow spec
A draft for every question, with its evidence
Paste your company’s review questions once. When review season comes, Prodlog drafts an answer for each from the entries in your review period, and lists the entries each draft drew on, so every claim has something behind it.
Edit it in your own words, then paste it into your company’s review tool.
PM Performance Review Template
Initiatives, evidence, collaboration, growth, with a worked example.
What it costs
Each review draft counts as one summary: 3 a month free, unlimited on Pro, and Pro is free until Dec 31.
Logging, editing entries and 1:1 prep never count.
Start with what you’ve already written.
Paste a note and see it as entries. Nothing is saved.
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