Employee review form?

[whitewater]

I was wondering if anyone here has one they could share, maybe specific to our industry?

Thanks

[tonypep]

I must refuse to be a smartass.......however all of the qualifications for this job are now equal to fast food people. Put the transfer on the shirt.

[whitewater]

Looking for an Employee Yearly Review form. Thats all.

[bimmridder]

Uhhh, which side is up?

[farmboygraphics]

I threw together something quick that's easy to read and understand by all parties. You're welcome.

[whitewater]

LOL, yea I should not have asked....

The 63 year old lady here wants a review. She's old school.

[Frog]

I must refuse to be a smartass.......however all of the qualifications for this job are now equal to fast food people. Put the transfer on the shirt.

We get your point Tony, but whitewater was hoping that someone would share an already-designed form for quantifying the workers' attributes or sins.
I do see many templates available online, like this

[tonypep]

Very simple and to the point. I have never liked long, drawn out reviews. Some of my worst recollections were having to give reviews with full knowledge that there was no money for raises or incentives. Talk about deflating for both parties.

[whitewater]

I must refuse to be a smartass.......however all of the qualifications for this job are now equal to fast food people. Put the transfer on the shirt.

We get your point Tony, but whitewater was hoping that someone would share an already-designed form for quantifying the workers' attributes or sins.
I do see many templates available online, like this

Thanks frog I appreciate it

[screenxpress]

I'd caution you to proceed very carefully. 

If this as not been a standard practice, stated in the employee handbook (you have that right?), and used for other employees.......with a 63 year old, you might just be contributing to your own future EEOC complaint. 

Unless you plan on a stellar write-up accompanied with a raise or bonus.

Just saying.