Read your service yearbook
On your work anniversary you get an email with your yearbook attached as a PDF, holding your colleagues' messages. A retirement book arrives the same way 7 days before you retire. Save the PDF.
Your yearbook is a PDF of the messages and photos your colleagues wrote before your work anniversary. It’s emailed to you on the day, and your anniversary post goes up on the company feed. The email can also carry points or a certificate, depending on how your company set up the award.
Your company turns yearbooks on. If you don’t get one, it isn’t set up for your milestone.
Invite colleagues yourself
Some companies let you choose who writes in your yearbook. If yours does, you’ll get an email called “Invite Colleagues to share thoughts” before your anniversary. Open the link on the web:
- About Yourself. Upload a photo (JPEG or PNG) and answer the questions, up to 700 characters each. This goes into your yearbook. Select Save & Proceed, or Skip this step.
- Invite. Search for colleagues and add them, up to 50 at a time.
- Select Send Invitation.
The people you invite get an email asking them to share their thoughts.
Find it again later
Keep the email, or save the PDF somewhere of your own.
On the web, open the Milestone tab in Recognition and select Service Award History on the left. It lists your anniversaries with the MILESTONE DATE and MILESTONE COMPLETED. If there’s a download icon under CERTIFICATE/SERVICE MILESTONE BOOK, select it to open the file.
Your retirement book
If your company has retirement books, colleagues are invited to write messages 28 days before your retirement date. The book is emailed to you as a PDF 7 days before you retire, and your reporting manager is copied on that email.
Save the PDF from the email as soon as it arrives, somewhere you’ll still have it after you leave.
You can turn the retirement book off. See Can I hide my birthday or work anniversary from the feed?.