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Writing Evaluations: An Inexact Science. (over Easy)

Landscape & Irrigation, January 2002 | Article details

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Writing Evaluations: An Inexact Science. (over Easy)


In the "Resource Guide" section this month, we reveal some interesting ideas about employee recruitment.

Here are some actual quotes from federal employee performance evaluations (honestly!):

If your efforts fail, you generally have to fire the inept employee. But the federal government doesn't have that luxury; it's almost impossible to fire government employees because of existing laws and regulations. So government managers apparently extract their revenge by filling out evaluation forms -- honestly.

"...works well when under constant supervision and cornered like a rat in a trap."

"...has reached bottom and has started to dig."

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