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Employee Self-Evaluation

This document is an employee self-evaluation form that consists of 10 questions for the employee to assess their own understanding of their job responsibilities, supervisor, workload, ability to discuss problems, benefits, role on their work team, goals, company's goals, organizational structure, and training. The employee indicates their level of agreement with each statement by checking one of four boxes ranging from "Below Average" to "Superior." The number of boxes checked in each column is totaled and multiplied by a severity factor, with the scores added to calculate an overall evaluation score. A higher score indicates a better understanding of the employee's role and the company.

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Employee Self-Evaluation

This document is an employee self-evaluation form that consists of 10 questions for the employee to assess their own understanding of their job responsibilities, supervisor, workload, ability to discuss problems, benefits, role on their work team, goals, company's goals, organizational structure, and training. The employee indicates their level of agreement with each statement by checking one of four boxes ranging from "Below Average" to "Superior." The number of boxes checked in each column is totaled and multiplied by a severity factor, with the scores added to calculate an overall evaluation score. A higher score indicates a better understanding of the employee's role and the company.

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Employee Self-Evaluation

Answer the following questions by checking the appropriate box to the right. After you have finished
answering each question, total the number of checked boxes in each column. Multiply the total of each
column by the severity factor for that category. Add together the total of each column. This is your
evaluation score. The higher the score, the better your understanding is of your company, its structure
and your role in it.

Below Satisfact Above Superi


Averag ory Averag or
e e
(1) (2) (3) (4)
1. I know what the responsibilities of my job
are.

2. . I know who my supervisor is and what


he or she is responsible for.
3. I feel my workload is too heavy.

4. I feel I can discuss my problems with my


superior.

5. I know what my benefits are.

6. I feel that I am a part of a productive


work team.

7. I always know what my daily and weekly


goals are.

8. I know what the long-term goals of the


company are.

9. I know what the organizational structure


of the company is.

10.I feel I have had enough training to


perform my job.

Total the number of responses in each column


Multiply the responses by each column’s
severity factor
Add the results for your total audit score
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