'Everything's normal' is a summary, not an explanation.
Your results are your data. Understanding the trend across years is far more useful than a single in-range verdict.
Ask for the numbers, ask which ones are trending, and ask what would change the trend.
Keep a copy. Two data points a decade apart tell a story no one-off reading can.
How to actually do it
- 01Request a copy of your last two sets of results.
- 02Ask which markers are trending and why.
- 03Store them somewhere you will find them next year.
You already know if this is the one. Go put a date on it.
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