pm1 performance management review form - Ohio University
pm1 performance management review form - Ohio University
pm1 performance management review form - Ohio University
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Example of a "bad" <strong>review</strong>.<br />
#PM1<br />
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT REVIEW FORM<br />
It is the policy of <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>University</strong> that all employees receive a periodic <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> evaluation from their immediate<br />
supervisor. Please refer to policies 40.005 Per<strong>form</strong>ance Evaluation Program Administrative Presidential Appointees and<br />
40.042 Per<strong>form</strong>ance Evaluation Program Classified Employees for policy descriptions, guidelines and appeal procedures.<br />
Employee's Name:<br />
Title:<br />
Role:<br />
Department:<br />
Supervisor's Name:<br />
Review Period:<br />
Date of Review:<br />
Leslie B. Technical<br />
Computer Technician (IT market title: PC Support Specialist)<br />
Administrative/Technical Professional Manager<br />
Numerology<br />
Robin N. Competent<br />
2002-2003<br />
5-Jun-03<br />
This is the annual Per<strong>form</strong>ance Management Review <strong>form</strong> for classified and IT employees at <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>University</strong>. The written<br />
<strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> <strong>review</strong> and the subsequent conversation should focus on the employee’s job <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> and achievement of<br />
goals as identified during the <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> planning meeting held at the beginning of the <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> <strong>management</strong> cycle. The<br />
seven <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> competencies below guide the <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> <strong>management</strong> <strong>review</strong>:<br />
• Customer Focus<br />
• Application of Knowledge<br />
• Teamwork<br />
• Innovation and Managing Change<br />
• Respect for Others<br />
• Per<strong>form</strong>ance Management and Development<br />
• Per<strong>form</strong>ance Initiative<br />
Instructions:<br />
• Please refer to the individual’s official position description to assist in assessing and evaluating his/her job<br />
<strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong>.<br />
• The criteria for each of the competencies are listed on pages 2 and 3 of this <strong>form</strong>. Please refer to<br />
http://www.ohiou.edu/comp/index_perfm.htm for detailed descriptions, help, and tools.<br />
• Use a checkmark on the continuum to mark the employee’s rating.<br />
Part I - Accomplishments<br />
List the objectives or key accomplishments for the previous evaluation period, including ongoing assignments which met<br />
expectations/standards; areas of improvement; development of new skills; etc. Using the columns as a guide, indicate how<br />
you measured and defined success and progress towards established goals and objectives. Additional sheets may be attached.<br />
Goals & Objectives Met Method of Measurement<br />
Results<br />
Got to know the department I remember who I talked to Kept busy and no complaints<br />
Stayed current in technology<br />
Spent a lot of time reading stuff on<br />
the Internet<br />
People recognized that I know my stuff<br />
Make myself valuable to the<br />
department<br />
Set up lots of servers that I<br />
administer<br />
Everyone depends on me for support<br />
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Part II - <strong>Ohio</strong> <strong>University</strong> Competencies<br />
Part II lists the competencies expected of all employees. For a detailed description of each of the competency <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong><br />
levels, refer to http://www.ohiou.edu/comp/index_perfm.htm<br />
Please mark a checkmark along the rating line and provide additional comments for each item. Comments should emphasize<br />
skills and behaviors that have contributed to an employee’s <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong>. Include comments about areas for specific learning<br />
and development for <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> improvement.<br />
Customer Focus – Consistently meets the needs of internal and external customers.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
People seem to like you a lot regardless of your<br />
ability to help them.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
People in the department don't know much about<br />
IT but I'm beginning to bring them along.<br />
Teamwork – Collaborates within and across work groups, building and maintaining rapport and cooperation with coworkers<br />
to meet the needs of customers.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
You've made good contacts throughout OU to get<br />
technical in<strong>form</strong>ation.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
I'm enjoying the departmental softball team.<br />
Respect for Others – Demonstrates respect for people from a variety of ethnic, social and educational backgrounds by<br />
interacting in a civil and sensitive manner.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
Your work in organizing and launching the<br />
diversity task force has raised the awareness of<br />
all employees in the department with respect to<br />
multicultural issues.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
Apparently, singlehandedly changing the culture<br />
of the department to create a more friendly and<br />
supportive working environment for all types of<br />
people wasn't sufficient to "exceed" your inflated<br />
expectations.<br />
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Per<strong>form</strong>ance Initiative – Continuously takes self-motivated steps toward achieving organizational goals.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
You were out sick a lot. When you were here I<br />
had to push you to get out of your office and talk<br />
to the users.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
I was so busy learning about new technologies<br />
that I didn't have time to implement anything new.<br />
Application of Knowledge and Continuous Learning – Effectively applies current knowledge and skills and<br />
keeps abreast of new knowledge and developments in one’s areas of responsibility.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
There's no way to know it all so I guess you're<br />
doing all right.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
I was so busy learning about new technologies<br />
that I didn't have time to implement anything new.<br />
Innovation and Managing Change – Readily adapts to change, demonstrates a willingness to learn, and seeks new<br />
ideas to apply for positive results.<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
Good job.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
Thanks, but technology changes so fast that I<br />
feel that I "exceed" any reasonable expectations.<br />
Per<strong>form</strong>ance Management and Development- Uses the <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> <strong>management</strong> program effectively to<br />
develop and improve personal job <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> (and that of others, where appropriate).<br />
x<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
Your weekly detailed progress reports are very<br />
impressive.<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
I hate filling out <strong>form</strong>s but if it increases my job<br />
security, I'll do it.<br />
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Part III - Overall Per<strong>form</strong>ance: Consider the scope of the job, as well as any exceptional circumstances under which<br />
the employee worked during the evaluation period. What goals were achieved? What responsibilities were fulfilled? If the<br />
employee did not meet or exceed expectations, provide an explanation. Mark the overall rating along the rating line at the<br />
bottom of this section.<br />
Falls Below Expectations Meets Expectations Exceeds Expectations<br />
x<br />
Supervisor's Comments<br />
Employee's Comments<br />
You've done all right in your first year and you Thanks for the top marks. This is great, with a<br />
met most of our expectations for a professional IT rating like this I can kick back and concentrate on<br />
staff member in the department. In order to the things I’m interested in.<br />
encourage your further progress I'm giving you<br />
the top rating.<br />
Part IV - Goals<br />
Discuss and list the major goals to be included in the <strong>per<strong>form</strong>ance</strong> <strong>management</strong> planning meeting for the next evaluation<br />
period.<br />
1. Program a complete student in<strong>form</strong>ation system for the college. Start right away and just figure our what we want as you go<br />
along.<br />
2. Keep everyone in the department happy, all the time. I don't want to hear any complaints.<br />
3. Earn all the certifications necessary to improve the departmental IT environment.<br />
I certify that my supervisor has discussed this document with me. My signature does not necessarily imply that I agree with this<br />
evaluation.<br />
Signature of Employee:<br />
Signature of Supervisor:<br />
Date:<br />
Date:<br />
I certify that I have read the contents of this document and discussed them with the employee's supervisor.<br />
Signature of Supervisor's Supervisor:<br />
Date:<br />
Employee<br />
Supervisor<br />
Supervisor's Supervisor<br />
UHR (Classified <strong>form</strong>s only)<br />
Department (Administrative <strong>form</strong>s only)<br />
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