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I work in a dentist office, where the dentist who actually owns the practice doesn’t see patients or come into the office more than once a month. He doesn’t personally see what the staff does, how well they do their job, or what an asset they are to the practice. I feel that he doesn’t see how hard I work, and it was suggested to me by the dentist who I actually assist for, that I give myself a review and submit it to the owner. That way I can list all that I do, my good qualities and what a valuable employee I am. The dentist I assist for said that he will completely back me up, however he doesn’t make the decisions on raises. What do you think about an employee giving themselves a review when they ask for a raise?