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The purpose of self-evaluation is to:
! Assess your strengths and the areas you
feel need development
! List accomplishments for evaluating
advancement opportunities
! Generate ideas for discussion with
your performance coach
P A S S I O N F O R E X C E L L E N C E
Please list your strengths:
Please list the areas you would like to improve (identify at least two):
Please list your accomplishments during the evaluation period:
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Self-Evaluation
Passion for Excellence
Integrity
Lifetime Learning
Leading by Example
ABalanced Life
Respect for Others
Passion for Excellence
Integrity
Lifetime Learning
Leading by Example
ABalanced Life
Respect for Others
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Please comment on your commitment to the professional and ethical standards of the profession:
Please comment on your willingness to address unethical or inappropriate behavior on the part of clients and colleagues:
L I F E T I M E L E A R N I N G
Please comment on the adequacy of the training (internal and external) you have received in terms of developing your skills:
Please comment on other training you have sought or attained outside
of the training provided by our firm:
What additional or new responsibilities have you assumed since your last evaluation?
What areas do you believe you should be emphasizing to further your career-development goals?
L E A D I N G B Y E X A M P L E
Describe how you have acted as a role model or mentor to others in the office or firm:
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What would you suggest as a means of enhancing the firm’s spirit within our office?
A B A L A N C E D L I F E
The amount of overtime you worked was:
More than expected/desired ❏
As expected/desired ❏
Less than expected/desired ❏
Comments:
Please comment on the balance between your professional and personal life:
R E S P E C T F O R O T H E R S
Please comment on your working relationships with your colleagues and the firm’s clients:
What other questions or areas would you like to address during your evaluation session?
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THE FOLLOWING performance evaluation illustrates how one company’s value system (PILLAR) is linked to its performance-evaluation criteria Be sure that your evaluation questions are linked to your own company’s busi-ness strategy and unique value system
Instructions: The purpose of performance evaluation is to acknowledge areas of
strong performance, provide reinforcement, and discuss areas for development
Evaluators are encouraged to:
! Reinforce areas of strength by commending
good performance
! Identify areas needing development and
provide specific examples
! Establish a measurable goal for primary areas
of performance where improvement or
additional experience is needed
RATINGS: A rating of “good” should be given if a person is meeting the
expectations and job requirements for his or her level of experience and
is progressing at a normal rate of advancement
Excellent Exceptional performance; consistently exceeds
expec-tations
Very good Frequently exceeds expectations
Good Meets expectations and fulfills all responsibilities
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Passion for Excellence
Integrity
Lifetime Learning
Leading by Example
ABalanced Life
Respect for Others
Passion for Excellence
Integrity
Lifetime Learning
Leading by Example
ABalanced Life
Respect for Others
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RATINGS: (continued)
Needs improvement Requires development; does not consistently meet
expectations
Unacceptable Performance is below the acceptable level
Not rated Not enough basis for evaluation or not applicable
P A S S I O N F O R E X C E L L E N C E
Demonstrates enthusiasm and pride in the work she/he performs
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Completes projects accurately and within budget
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Solves technical problems effectively Demonstrates objectivity and an analytical ability Demonstrates a solid base of technical knowledge
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Speaks and writes clearly and effectively
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Demonstrates good listening skills
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
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❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
I N T E G R I T Y
Demonstrates an interest in personal growth and expansion of his/her knowledge base
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Displays objectivity, identifies important issues, asks relevant questions, reaches sound conclusions, and considers the potential impact before rec-ommending actions
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Demonstrates an understanding of our clients’ needs
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
L I F E T I M E L E A R N I N G
Continues to develop his/her talents, skills, and knowledge
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
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Uses technology tools and resources effectively to perform assignments
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
L E A D I N G B Y E X A M P L E
Demonstrates a positive attitude toward company goals and contributes to maintaining high morale in the office
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Takes responsibility for actions and accepts responsibility for mistakes
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Acts as a role model or mentor for others
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
A B A L A N C E D L I F E
Provides a positive example to others as a person who is able to balance professional responsibilities while also maintaining balance in his/her personal life
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
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Treats colleagues with respect and consideration
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Keeps managers informed of progress and job status
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Responds to suggestions and input from others in a respectful manner
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
P E R S O N N E L M A N A G E M E N T
Demonstrates a commitment to the development of other people in the office
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Conducts performance reviews that are comprehensive, productive, and timely
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
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Recognizes staff members for good performance and coaches them when improvement is needed
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
E N G A G E M E N T M A N A G E M E N T
Plans and manages engagements to achieve efficiency and develop the skill
of staff members
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
M A R K E T I N G A N D P R A C T I C E D E V E L O P M E N T
Is actively involved in professional and community activities
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
Initiates actions that create new client opportunities
❏ Needs improvement ❏ Unacceptable ❏ Not rated Comments:
A D D I T I O N A L C O M M E N T S
O V E R A L L P E R F O R M A N C E S U M M A R Y
In general, this individual is:
❏ Exceeding performance expectations and progressing rapidly
❏ Meeting performance expectations and progressing very well
❏ Meeting most performance expectations and progressing satisfactorily
❏ Meeting some performance expectations; needs improvement
❏ Currently not meeting performance expectations
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P R I M A R Y S T R E N G T H S
What primary strengths were identified during the evaluation?
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A R E A S F O R D E V E L O P M E N T
Identify key areas where improvement or additional experience is needed
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Develop a goal for each key area for development
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Staff member’s comments
S I G N A T U R E S
I acknowledge that I have had an opportunity to discuss this evaluation with
my performance coach
Staff Member Date
Evaluated by:
Performance Coach Date
Reviewed by:
Partner Date