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Lead every bullet with the impact or outcome rather than the activity, use active first-person voice, and quantify results inline. Replace phrases like "helped improve" with direct statements such as "Delivered 28% ACR growth."

Own the setback directly, show what you learned, and describe the corrective action you took. Avoid defensive framing or self-deprecation; structure it as situation, adaptation, and forward-looking result.

Common anti-patterns include passive voice, activity framing like counting meetings attended, vague impact claims, culture checkbox statements without examples, and repetitive "I" openers. This Skill lists 13 specific anti-patterns to avoid.

The patterns are tuned for Connect form fields and reference Microsoft-specific concepts like core priorities and culture behaviors. The general principles of impact-first, quantified writing transfer to other review formats, but examples are Connect-specific.

Apply it whenever drafting or refining Connect form text, including results, setbacks, goals, and actions. It is designed to run alongside the connect-writer skill, which produces the initial draft content.