
Secrets of the Career Game 123. Success Is Invisible Until You Track Your Accomplishments Like This
Jan 19, 2026
Success can fade into invisibility if you don't track your accomplishments. High performers often forget months of work by review time, but there's a way to combat this. Kendall Berg discusses linking tasks to company goals and emphasizing impact over mere tasks. He shares practical tips on logging collaborations, gathering feedback, and tracking metrics that prove your value. Learn how this meticulous approach can save time, reduce stress during reviews, and enhance your career visibility. Get ready to take control of your professional narrative!
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Always Map Work To Strategic Goals
- Tie every task you work on to a company strategic goal so your work aligns with leadership priorities.
- If something doesn't map to a strategic goal, discuss prioritization with your boss or stop working on it.
Memory Fails At Review Time
- People assume they'll remember important work, but performance review season reveals most of it is forgotten.
- Regular tracking prevents lost recognition, leverage, and momentum when it matters most.
Describe Impact, Not Tasks
- Describe your contributions in terms of impact rather than tasks to make your work promotable and memorable.
- Use an accomplishments tracker to record why the work mattered and which strategic goal it supported.
