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Building Employee Evaluation Forms: Part V – Assessing Subordinates

  • Give a clear idea of what direction the employee should move towards
  • Yield clear follow-up actions to take in the areas of employee coaching, development, and even discipline
  • Help human resources departments to adjust their hiring and promotions activities based on the feedback given.
  • Open-ended questions that don’t assume any bias, so the supervisor can give their honest and reasonable opinions
  • Personality-based questions such as, does the employee work better in a team or on their own? Are they introverted or extroverted?
  • Skills-based questions, such as whether the employee can think critically and problem-solve
  • Potential-based questions, such as what further training or development would help the employee realize his maximum potential

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