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Employee Performance is about identifying what people are doing well and what they need to work on. Focusing on strengths and weaknesses.
Performance appraisals are a powerful tool to create a better working relationship with your team whilst helping improve the way they work. This gives additional motivation to do their best along with building a better relationship through these communication channels.
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Employee Performance Checklist
What are team members doing well?
Work Quality
Punctuality and Attendance
Time keeping records of attendance.
Time Management
Manage time well ,uses time effectively, keeps work on schedule and meets deadlines.
Attitude
Interactions with others like colleagues, supervisors and customers.
Dependability
Do whatever it takes to get the job done.
Consistently demonstrates cares about the job.
Flexibility
Identify new and more efficient, initiative methods.
Accepts constructive criticism and then works to improve and change.
Interpersonal Skills
Working relationship with coworkers.
Leadership
Promotes a culture of learning, willing to help and understanding other team members.
Help keep the team engaged and on track. Manager Qualities.
Performance
Achieved goals set during last performance review?
Teamwork
Works well in the team, working toward a common goal.
Shares new ideas and techniques to help achieve goals.
Strengths
Job skills, capabilities, proficiency and characteristics.
Identifying strengths and areas where excel.
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