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Performance Evaluation A. Cooperation 1. Willingness to assist co-workers 2. Attitude when work needs to be repeated 3. Adaptability when schedule must be changed 4. Willingness to work extra hours Comments:

Performance Evaluation B. Attendance and Punctuality 1. Promptness at the start of the work day 2. Attendance record 3. Stays as late as necessary (within reason) to complete assignment and/or current activity (not a clock watcher) Days Sick Days Tardy Comments:

Performance Evaluation C. Initiative 1. Sees when something needs to be done and does it 2. Seeks help when needed 3. Demonstrates a "self-starter" attitude 4. Helps out to achieve the overall goals of the farm 5. Makes practical, workable suggestions for improvements 6. Commitment to self-improvement Comments:

Performance Evaluation D. Dependability 1. Can be counted on to carry out assignments with careful follow-through and follow-up 2. Meets predetermined targets or deadlines 3. Can be counted on to overcome obstacles to meet goals 4. Can be counted on to adapt to changes as necessary 5. Can be counted on for consistent performance 6. Is personally accountable for his/her actions Comments:

Performance Evaluation E. Attitude 1. Offers assistance willingly 2. Makes a positive contribution to morale 3. Shows sensitivity to and consideration for others' feelings . Accepts constructive criticism positively Shows pride in work Comments:

Performance Evaluation F. Judgment 1. Demonstrates good judgment in handling routine problems 2. Analyzes decisions before implementing them 3. Has the ability to work under pressure 4. Recognizes deficiencies and seeks help when appropriate Comments:

Performance Evaluation G. Specific Job Skills 1. Has appropriate knowledge of teaching as it relates to his/her specific jobs ____ 2. Has appropriate skills in operating school equipment ____ 3. Has appropriate skills in working with equipments ____ 4. As new ideas or technologies are introduced, is able to learn and use them appropriately ____ 5. Other (specify):

Performance Evaluation H. Communications (Written or Oral) 1. Keeps school administrator and/or coworkers informed of work progress 2. Reports necessary information to coworkers 3. Keeps and maintains all necessary written information that might be required by a specific assignment Comments:

Performance Evaluation I. Productivity 1. Work completion is consistently high ____ 2. Can be counted on for overtime or extra ____ effort as needed to meet the school goals ____ 3. Makes effective use of resources available to accomplish all assignments, avoiding waste ____ Comments:

Performance Evaluation J. Interpersonal Relationships 1. Maintains a positive relationship with the management team 2. Maintains a positive relationship with other workers 3. Listens effectively 4. Is a team player and participates with others to accomplish the task at hand Comments:

Performance Evaluation K. Organizational Skills 1. Performs tasks in an organized and efficient manner 2. Handles multiple activities simultaneously 3. Makes effective use of time (not merely busy)

Performance Evaluation L. Safety 1. Performs activities in a safe manner ____ 2. Understands and supports the farm safety program/policies ____ 3. Encourages safety of others on a regular basis; recognizes unsafe working conditions; suggests new safety standards as appropriate ____

Expected Outcome from Personnel

What creative contributions (new ideas, procedures, etc What creative contributions (new ideas, procedures, etc.) has the employee made in the past year? What new skills has the employee learned or shown improvement in this year? 3. What is the employee's greatest strength or area of contribution this year? 4. Where could there be improvement in the employee over the next year; what specific training should be considered? 5. What changes would the employee like to see in the operation next year? 6. What are the employee's personal goals for the next year?