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Part 2PART IICRITICAL FACTORSRATINGSUMMARY OF RATINGSSUPERVISOREMPLOYEERATERWEIGHTED SCOREAVERAGEOVERALLWEIGHTOVERALL WEIGHTEDSCORESCOREPOINT%SCORESSCORE1. COURTESYPolite, kind and thoughtful towards the public/1010clientele in a manner or speech or actionsPart IPart II2. HUMAN RELATIONSIntegrates concern for people at work, office10106.093.009.0930%2.726clientele in and supervisor-subordinate relation-Self-Ratership into work situation3. PUNCTUALITY ANDObserves behavior of coming to the office on10106.023.009.0235%3.157ATTENDANCEtime or to be present at work to completePSDS Raterassigned responsibilities4. INITIATIVEStarts action, projects and performs assigned10105.823.008.8235%3.088tasks without being told under minimal supervi-EPS Ratersion5. LEADERSHIP (for10108.971Supervisor only)and developing confidence of subordinates towork as a team and accomplish tasks, leading theTOTAL OVER ALL SCOREorganizational unit achieve its goals andobjectives enthusiastically6. JUDGEMENT/Ability to develop alternative solutions to10108.97DECISION MAKINGproblems, to evaluate facts or courses of actions,FINAL NUMERICALand to reach sound decision and readiness toPERFORMANCE RATINGtake action to commit oneself7. STRESSStability of performance under pressure or1010VSTOLERANCEoppositionDESCRIPTIVE RATINGTotal Point Score:7070WE DISCUSS AND AGREE ON THE ABOVE RATINGS:ANELITO A. BONGCAWIL, ED. D.JOSE ROY S. ACABODivide by # of Entries77Rater -PSDSRateeAverage Point Score:1010Recommending Approval:Multiply by Part II Weight (30%)Weighted Average Scores:33DEXTER Y. AGUILAR, CESENESTOR V. GONZALESCOMMENTS & RECOMMENDATIONS:Asst. Schs. Div. Supt.EPS-District ConsultantApproved:SALUSTIANO T. JIMENEZ, Ll. B., CESESchools Division Superintendent