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Evaluating Competencies as a Multi-Appraiser - Performance Pro
Explains how to evaluate competencies while in the role of multi-appraiser
To start, set your role to Multi-Appraiser.
From the main menu, click Appraisals, then Evaluate Competencies.
Select an employee.
Click a Competency.
Select the value on the rating scale, slider bar or enter a value in the box above the Multi scoring bar.
If desired, click Compare icon to compare this score to other employees in your downline with the same Competency.
Add a comment (if desired or required.)
If desired, click Comment Coaching icon to view/select comment suggestions.
Click check boxes beside the comments you'd like to use. Click Save and they will be inserted in the Multi-Appraiser comment box.
Click Next to proceed to the next Competency.
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