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Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 6:29 pm
by Tambourine Man
Man, I hate this BS. Do all companies do these? I've been staring at my computer screen for 1/2 hour trying to come up with ways to reword the same crap I said last year. These examples we have to give are just so damn cheesy.
Commitment To Customer Care
Results Oriented
Personal Work Ethic (I'm going to be brutally honest in this section)
Building Business Partnerships
Creativity And Judgement
Anyway, these were due a month and a half ago. My boss gave me a deadline to have it in by tonight.
Edit: This stinking coworker yakking in my ear about how good the margaritas at Casa are isn't helping. Go away.
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 6:31 pm
by GeddyWrox
I hate that shi... stuff. I also hate when people ask you to rate yourself in certain areas on a scale from 1 to x.

Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 6:43 pm
by ghostrunner
Tambourine Man wrote:
Anyway, these were due a month and a half ago. My boss gave me a deadline to have it in by tonight.
Be sure to emphasize your punctuality, and tell your boss to do his own damn job.
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 6:50 pm
by Tambourine Man
ghostrunner wrote:Tambourine Man wrote:
Anyway, these were due a month and a half ago. My boss gave me a deadline to have it in by tonight.
Be sure to emphasize your punctuality, and tell your boss to do his own damn job.
LOL! He knows this is expected behavior from me. "Got your evaluation done?" "Oh, I completely forgot those were due. When is it
really due?"
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 6:53 pm
by TimeForGuinness
On mine, they had an: Identify a Long Term Goal
I wrote: Retire with a Pension
Boss didn't laugh.
(sigh)
My office needs to loosen up
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 7:07 pm
by planet planet
Tambourine Man wrote:Man, I hate this BS. Do all companies do these? I've been staring at my computer screen for 1/2 hour trying to come up with ways to reword the same crap I said last year. These examples we have to give are just so damn cheesy.
Commitment To Customer Care Brings people commemorative WS beer bottles and gives up their baseball memorabilia to kids
Results Oriented Ties one on the right way
Personal Work Ethic (I'm going to be brutally honest in this section) ? Drives to work even when it's too hot to wear pants?
Building Business Partnerships Befriends people with strange internet monikers
Creativity And Judgement Does a mean interpretation of Bob Dylan
Anyway, these were due a month and a half ago. My boss gave me a deadline to have it in by tonight.
Edit: This stinking coworker yakking in my ear about how good the margaritas at Casa are isn't helping. Go away.
Done
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 7:12 pm
by StatmanCrothers
rate yourself honestly, then bump everything up one. put a positive slant on any negatives "doesn't curse much for a Welshman" "hardly sweats for a fat guy" etc.
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 13 08, 7:14 pm
by Tambourine Man
Okay, I gotta logout and sign off the web. I'm laughing too much to get this thing done. Thanks!
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 14 08, 7:09 am
by Popeye_Card
At my old company, they were terrible. Not only did you have to do them AND rate yourself 1-5, you had to write it all in third person too. "Bobby is an effective communicator..."
It was ultra-competitive too. The general thought was not that you were supposed to be honest, but give yourself awesome ratings and make the supervisor have to give justification for knocking it down a notch or two.
At the end, it was all for naught. All of the supervisors meet like 2 weeks before the self-evals anyway and rank everyone in the department so that they can meet their stupid bell curve of overall ratings. Three years in a row, my boss told me I was between a 1 and a 2 (1 is the best), but he gave me a two. The last year, I said, "Whatever. Just give me the f'ing thing and I'll sign it." I don't think he was surprised when I quit a few months later...
Re: Annual Self Evaluations At Work
Posted: March 14 08, 7:38 am
by omaha_red
i've been with my job for 9 years and i haven't had an evaluation in 8 years..