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87.22%. It is this discussion of weaknesses that was the differential in our scores. I scored a 2 out of <br />5 while Captain Walling scored a 4 out of 5 on one of the assessments. <br />She beat me overall by .06%. One point difference on a PRADCO would have placed me in the top <br />score. Those same qualities that I identified last time and spoke about how I have grown from them <br />now previously got me a 92%. This time it cost me the promotion because of the subjectivity of the <br />assessor. <br />Those same qualities that I identified last time and quantified last time based on the advice of the <br />head of PRADCO, Dr. Borodkin , previously got me a 92%. This time it cost me the promotion <br />because of the subjectivity of my assessor that I feel. Now, I provided you with some slides. <br />I was hoping we had a computer, but a PowerPoint. If you look at the assessor's comments as it <br />relates to relationships with reports, you see there's a bunch of how I scored on comments from my <br />assessor. I find opportunities for his reports to advance in their leadership skills, thus having impact <br />in the department. <br />He's a confident leader who motivates his reports by treating them with respect. He promotes <br />teamwork by asking others for their input and providing support when people experience setbacks. <br />He elicits input from his officers and takes a participative approach. <br />He builds team morale by showing enthusiasm for department directives and achieves buy -in from <br />his fellow officers. He provides a structure for his reports so they know what is expected of them. <br />He offers coaching, suggestions when results are disappointing, while assuming responsibility as a <br />leader. <br />His willingness to delegate duties has an empowering effect on others. Now, that contradicts yet <br />what I was rated on in maintaining strong relationships. I got a 2 out. of 5, whereas the other <br />candidate got a 4 out of 5 in that area. <br />And as you can see in red, I put some of the negative comments that they put for both of us, but yet <br />the other candidate got a 4 out of 5, where I'm rated at a 2 out of 5. I can be impatient and would <br />benefit from being more even-tempered. I can be critical of others, impacting his ability to be seen <br />as relatable. <br />Crutality hurts his ability to be persuasive. And on the other candidate's section, her direct approach <br />can cause friction. Where showing greater versatility would help ensure her message is being well- <br />received and she's building strong interpersonal awareness will help her determine when this <br />approach may be needed. <br />And there's a big difference there. There's a two-point difference when we're both listing our <br />weaknesses. And I was never asked about being critical or direct with others. <br />When I was asked about being impatient, I said when I'm on a call and dealing at a domestic, you <br />kind of want to get to the point in this line of work, right? You don't want to, people get off track <br />and you want to bring them more on point, so I get impatient and start leading questions. However, <br />I did put that, in doing so, I realized that I could miss important information. <br />So if we go to the next slide, you'll see in maintaining strong relationships, in 2023 where I scored a <br />92%, it states, I continue to work on being self -aware and open to constructive feedback from others <br />with benefit from regularly asking for development feedback to foster personal growth. I can be <br />overly direct when sharing coaching suggestions with other officers. Right? <br />Same weaknesses, overly direct, right? Yet I scored a 4 out of 5. This time I get a 2 out of 5. <br />