U.S. Army Performance Evaluation Guide
individual’s duty descriptions and performance objectives. Look for a pattern of behavior. Seek to confirm initial impressions. Be alert for changes in performance and causes for strengths, inconsistencies, or weaknesses. 3. Record important observations immediately for later use in performance and professional growth counseling and for the ...
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