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Effective Performance Appraisal Phrases 1) Always on time (or even early) for meetings and conferences. ... 21) Has a cheerful attitude that benefits her teammates. ... 41) Excellent at customer service. ... 61) One of our most dependable team members. ... 81) Accepts constructive criticism and works to improve.

Most reviews will include your evaluation of the employee's performance in areas such as: Quality and accuracy of work. Ability to meet established goals and deadlines. Communication skills. Collaboration skills and teamwork. Problem-solving skills. Attendance and dependability.

Positive Feedback “You're a strong team player.” “Your coworkers appreciate you and respect you.” “You're a reliable team member and coworkers know they can count on you to get the job done.”

Talk about your experience in the workplace and mention any questions or concerns you may have about day-to-day tasks. Employers often appreciate insight into individual employee experiences so they can adjust their expectations and goals to better fit their needs.

How to write an employee evaluation Review the employee's job description. Get a current copy of each person's job description and review the requirements. ... Highlight areas of improvement. ... Compare strengths and weaknesses. ... Recommend actionable goals. ... Provide constructive feedback. ... Welcome employee input.

“You're a strong communicator and express your thoughts and ideas clearly and respectfully.” “You communicate directions and expectations effectively.” “Your peers appreciate your willingness to listen to others.”