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Brag book

What is Brag book?

A brag book is a continuously updated collection of one's professional achievements: completed projects, metrics, positive feedback, awards and training. It serves as a basis for performance reviews, salary negotiations, job applications or promotions. A proven structure is situation, task, action and result. Only verifiable information should be included, and figures should not be embellished.

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The KI.ordo template “Brag book” structures bullet points by situation, task, action and result, adds nothing invented and turns gaps into follow-up questions.

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