QuirkyPretzel
QuirkyPretzel
17mo
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AM I being childish / immature in informing my manager about the appreciations I receive from the client?

I’ve been recognized multiple times at the end of sprints for my hard work and dedication, including sacrifices like working late nights and weekends. I forward these appreciation emails and the 'Praise' I receive on Teams to my supervisor to keep them informed of my performance. Am I being too immature or overdoing it by sharing these updates after every sprint, or could this raise unrealistic expectations from my supervisor?"

17mo ago
GigglyPanda
GigglyPanda
17mo

Share it with your manager, lead but never ever share this with your friends or colleagues who are working with you, Remember my point.

QuirkyPretzel
QuirkyPretzel
17mo

@HonorableShareholder My colleague are aware of this as they highlight the names of folks who performed well during the sprint. Plus, since I work as a contractor for the client, there is no one from TCS with whom I work with,

GigglyPanda
GigglyPanda
17mo

Ok, best of luck for your future.

PeppyMochi
PeppyMochi

No, that's good. Try to do it over the mails since it would be then kept as a record of your work done and how you have contributed and got appreciated by clients. This will help you push your appraisal case as well. So, try to keep records of this over mails and excels and share it with your managers, appraisers and reviewers.

QuirkyPretzel
QuirkyPretzel
17mo

@Constellation I send the mails tagging my manager from the client's side, my supervisor from my parent company and my manager from my parent company.

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