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EPMP

Brian Ferguson Englisch

Mind map on EPMP performance management: guidelines, performance review and summary rating

Mind map: EPMP performance management

Inhalt der Mindmap

EPMP

  1. Guidelines

    • w/in 30 days of assignment
    • Must cover 90+ days
    • Rating official should explain his/her understanding of Core Compotencies
    • When will progress reviews be held (in addition to mid-point review)?
  2. Performance Review

    • Core Compotencies (40%)
      • 1. Multitasking
        • Completes routine and non-routine tasks, that frequently have competing priorities, efficiently and effectively
        •  Offers suggestions on how to restructure tasks to minimize conflicting priorities
        •  Demonstrates consistent ability to work on and complete multiple tasks with conflicting deadlines and seeks out additional tasks
        •  Completes projects on or prior to their assigned deadlines on a consistent basis
        •  Understands and anticipates issues, analyzes data and makes effective, accurate and timely decisions utilizing multiple and simultaneous sources of informational input
        •  Proposes solutions to management
      • 2. Flexibility
        •  Demonstrates an open attitude to change, new information, ideas, and strategies; incorporates new information into work with a positive attitude and serves as an active champion of change to help others quickly assimilate and adapt
        •  Modifies behavior or work methods rapidly and appropriately in response to new information, changing conditions, or unexpected obstacles to maintain or improve performance and encourages peers to do the same
        •  Accomplishes all responsibilities despite unexpected change and obstacles and consistently volunteers services, on short or limited notice, to meet unexpected challenges, circumstances, and/or situations
        •  Recognizes situations in which change would have a positive impact on the work unit and/or TSA’s performance and makes workable recommendations
      • 3. Decision Making
        •  Makes consistently sound decisions when data is limited or unavailable and when faced with adverse and potentially threatening situations and/or environments; mentors others effectively in making sound decisions.
        •  Analyzes information, considers issues, weighs alternative solutions and makes decisions in advance of deadlines with limited guidance; considers the costs and benefits of different approaches when making decisions.
        •  Uses TSA’s SOP’s, directives, and policies effectively to make accurate decisions; recognizes implications of those decisions; collects additional data to support the decision made if necessary.
        •  Takes responsibility for own decisions and effectively explains the logic used in making those decisions; documents alternative approaches and the impact of the decisions; seeks the input and interests of those affected when resolving problems.
        •  Distinguishes relevant from irrelevant information; identifies and analyzes underlying causes of issues to make decisions for the resolution of routine and occasionally complex problems.
      • 4. Problem Solving
        •  Uses logic consistently to identify alternatives to solve difficult problems that may affect the efficiency and performance of own work unit.
        •  Anticipates problems and identifies and evaluates potential sources of information; generates alternatives to solve problems where precedents may not exist; distinguishes between relevant and irrelevant information.
        •  Researches the root cause of non-standard problems; suggests methods for implementation of changes to procedures that can be accomplished in a timely manner.
        •  Implements the changes to procedures in own work unit in a timely manner.
      • 5. Communication
        •  Communicates relevant information and explanations to others clearly and concisely so that a particular course of action or recommendation is accepted.
        •  Takes the audience and nature of the situation into account when exchanging information; exhibits an awareness of the impact of own words, actions, or decisions on others and the selective importance of various issues to distinct groups.
        •  Listens attentively to others, asks clarifying questions to ensure own understanding with regard to the impact of management decisions, and communicates perspectives to management.
        •  Develops consistently well-organized studies, reports, and briefs that convey technical or other complex information in an effective manner appropriate to the audience with minimal need for revision.
        •  Produces well-written documents that succinctly address the topics of concern and contains background information sufficient to justify recommendations and decisions; explores various alternatives, and presents well-documented conclusions or findings.
        •  Explains program information or procedural matters effectively and provides additional information in anticipation of questions or related concerns.
        •  Reviews work of others.
      • 6. Technical Proficiency
        •  Utilizes expertise in the subject matter to adapt methods, approaches, or procedures to improve own and organizational performance.
        •  Produces consistently accurate work products that, despite the complexity of tasks, demonstrate superior attention to detail and require minimal supervisory review prior to delivery.
        •  Applies directives and regulations consistently to solving a wide range of complex problems; requires input by supervisor on rare occasions.
    • Performance Goals
      • GWO Duties
      • Project Management
  3. Summary Rating

    • 45. or more = Achieved Excellence 3.5 - 4.4 = Exceeded Expectations 3 - 3.4 = Achieved Expectations <3 = Unacceptable
    • (Core Competency Rating) + (Performance Goal Rating)
      • Core Competencies score
        • (Sum competencies score)(.4)
          • (Rating for competency)(weight)
            • Achieved Excellence = 5 Exceeded Expectations = 4 Achieved Expectatoins = 3 Unacceptable = 1
      • Performance Goal score
        • (Sum goal scores)(.6)
          • (Rating for Goal)(Weight)
            • Achieved Excellence = 5 Exceeded Expectations = 4 Achieved Expectatoins = 3 Unacceptable = 1
    • Score / Descriptions
      • 4.5 or more: Achieved Excellence
      • 3.5 - 4.4: Exceeded Expectations
      • 3.0 - 3.4: Achieved Expectations
      • < 3.0: Unacceptable

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MM based on TSA MD 1100.43-3 EPMP Handbook
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Brian Ferguson
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