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Obinna F. Udeh is a finance professional with expertise in financial risk management, investment management, and strategic finance. He brings a global perspective to understanding how capital is allocated, risks are managed, and value is created over time. He is particularly passionate about investment education—helping individuals and businesses better understand financial markets, risk, and the principles that drive long-term wealth creation. Beyond his professional work, Obinna enjoys traveling, writing, and exploring ideas at the intersection of finance, education, and everyday life.

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WHEN SHOULD YOU BE WORRIED?

July 24, 2026 by Obinna

WHEN SHOULD YOU BE WORRIED?

When it comes to #appraisal, performance assessment and #promotion, when should an employee be worried? Many will say when appraisals are poor repeatedly, or when promotion is denied more than once. Well, my take is, when you can't meet your key performance measurements again and again.

 

See, if you know how you are appraised, but you can't meet the requirements, then you should be worried; you should ask deeper questions about your skill quotient, your core competency, and so on.

Appraisals, in my opinion, should always be viewed as a feedback. It only gets worrisome if the feedback stays the same after some time, and you can do anything about it. Cheers.

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