Someone is reporting your performance.

Generally speaking, if someone is protecting you, they may show the following behaviors:

1. Give you support and help: The person who protects you may give you support and help when you need it, whether in life or at work.

2. Defend your interests: When you encounter problems or are treated unfairly, the person who protects you may stand up and defend your interests.

3. Protect you: The person who protects you may come forward to protect you when you are in danger or face challenges.

4. Pay special attention to you: People who protect you may pay special attention to you, such as contacting you frequently and caring about your life and work.

5. Give you opportunities: The person who protects you may give you some opportunities, such as recommending you to work in the company and helping you get an award.

Of course, these behaviors are not absolute, and everyone's situation is different. If you do encounter someone protecting you, you can analyze and judge according to the specific situation.