Informal Worker Performance Appraisal

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A Informal Worker Performance Appraisal is a worker performance appraisal that is an informal appraisal.

  • Context:
  • Example(s):
    • A manager providing immediate feedback after observing an employee's interaction with a client.
    • A team member giving constructive criticism after a team meeting.
    • A worker asking for feedback from a colleague on specific topics, such as:
      • Recognizing My Strengths: I want to know which aspects of our partnership you find particularly valuable or impactful. I would love to hear about the specific strengths you think contribute positively to our joint endeavors. Your acknowledgment of my strengths will help me to amplify these qualities to support our shared goals better.
      • Guiding Areas for Improvement: I wholeheartedly believe that growth stems from constructive criticism, and I sincerely welcome your guidance on areas where I can improve. Your input will empower me to refine my skills and continuously elevate our partnership.
      • Areas and activities to stop: In pursuing progress, it is crucial to identify and address any habits or practices that might hinder our collective success. If there are specific things you believe I should discontinue or adjust, please highlight them. Your honest feedback will help me to align my actions more closely with your expectations, and I will encourage a stronger and more effective partnership.
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  • Counter-Example(s):
  • See: Feedback Loop, Employee Evaluation.


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