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Figure 1-8.—Enlisted Performance Evaluation Report (back). Example: Petty Officer Seabee is self-motivated and resourceful, and can be relied upon to complete difficult assignments without direction or guidance. He is aggressive and initiates workable ideas for ways of  doing  things  more  accurately,  more  quickly,  and more  thoroughly  with  the  same  means  and  resources as  his  contemporaries. Second  sentence.  Use  words  describing  leadership ability and effectiveness in integrating people with the mission.  Discuss  difficulty  of  billet,  number  of  people being supervised, and where appropriate, the dollar value  of  the  equipment  for  which  he  is  responsible. Example: Sets and maintains a high standard of performance  for  himself  and  subordinates.  Maintains a  high  state  of  operational  and  material  readiness.  In the  supervision  of  five  assigned  personnel,  he  is extremely  firm  and  fair.  He  is  responsible  for  the operation  and  working  condition  of  equipment  valued at  $2  million  dollars. Third sentence and remainder of paragraph 1. Use words related to technical competence on the job. Example: Continually maintains a high state of operational and material readiness despite antiquated equipment  and  nonavailability  of  spare  parts  and material  support. Paragraph  2.  List  of  solid  accomplishments  taken from individual input. Do not overdo the superlatives. Talk about facts that are a matter of record: This part should be “hard hitting,” in bullet format, capitalized, and  underlined  for  emphasis. Example: l l Major  contributor  to  the  department  achieving zero  report  deficiencies  in  FY  92’s  TYCOM Inspection. Received  numerous  superlative  comments from the inspection team- regarding  condition of  the  equipment. Paragraph  3. Attaboys, if any. State the source of the citation. If signed by an admiral, state his name. For unit attaboys, tie in personal performance as a key to unit success if, in fact, the person was a significant contributor  to  the  successful  evolution. Example:  Received  CO’s  letter  of  appreciation  for superior  preparation  of  facility  for  change  of command. Received  letter  of  appreciation  from  OIC,  NAS Annex,  for  volunteer  work  on  their  emergency generator during a station power outage. Paragraph  4.  Specific  aspects  of  performance. Comment  on  any  particularly  outstanding  or  adverse mark  assigned,  Personal  traits  may  be  mentioned. Identify extracurricular activities that have been of benefit  to  the  Navy.  Comment  on  family  involvement that  has  been  an  influential  factor  in  the  person’s performance. Example:  Petty  Officer  Seabee  is  deeply  involved in many community activities, He is a Boy Scout troop leader, a youth counselor at the local Boys Club, and a deacon on the First Baptist Church council. He and 1-16

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