Assesment Sheet

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Name: Date: RATING SCALE of 1 to 5 Review date from

(Rating = 3, Meets Expectation) Performance Factor – Qualitative Job Knowledge - Understanding of present job duties and related work Job Skills – Demonstrates Skills for job performance. Quality of Work – Accuracy/Neatness and effectiveness of work performed. Quality of Service – Willingness to exhibit a caring attitude, courteous, rapport building and promptness.

Judgment – Ability to organize and achieve logical conclusion in a timely fashion.

Dependability -: Performance of Job duties in the absence of direct or indirect supervision.

Adaptability / Flexibility - The ability to successfully alter activities to cope with demands of new situations that require acceptance and support. For example, being open to Ideas and suggestions from others.

Initiative - Resourcefulness, self- willingness to accept and ability to carry out responsibility.

Communication Skills :- Ability to communicate with others orally or in written

Performance Factor – Quantitative Attendance - Attendance and punctuality Low Average Handling Time - Time taken to resolve issues in a period of time.

High Customer Satisfaction Scores - Survay based Score Rating Low Work Time Ratio - Difference between Total Work Time and Actual Time Worked.

Adherence to Defined Process - Qulaity of Work as Per the Defined Process 7) High Quiz scores

Promotion of Team Work. Supervisory Skills ( Team Lead Skills ) Organizational and Administrative Effectiveness and Efficiency – The Lead’s ability to plan, implement and administer. Leadership – The extent to which the supervisor is able and willing to effectively guide, develop and set a Positive example for others.

Strengths / Accomplishments: Task Accomplished.

His expectation: -

1) Over Exceeds Expectation

2) Exceeds Expectation

3) Meets Expectation

4) Below Expectation

5) Poor

Technical Support Monthly Statistics SECTION I: METRICS 1. Monthly Total Individual Engineer performance statistics Enginee Total Voice Total Web Tickets r Call Priya Tona Ashok

10

10

Total Incidents = Total Time on Total Voice Call + incidents/Month Total Web Tickets 20

600

1. Quality Scores Average Web Enginee No of Days Tickets = Number r worked of Ticket / Number of days Priya Tona Ashok

20

2

Average handling time of Incidents = FTR percentage = Total time on incidents / Total Total FTR / Total number of Number of incident incidents X 100 30

25%

1) Average no of incidents / engineer = total no of incident / number of engineer = Servelet Stack Spikenet Incidents Opened

Closed 3 3 4

Turnaround time of Servelet Stack incidents as measured over last 4 weeks Turnaround time of Suite Two incidents as measured over last 4 weeks

Pending to date 2 13 5 5

Suite Two Spikenet Incidents Opened

Closed

3 3 4

1 1 5

Turnaround time of Solution factory incidents as measured over last 4 weeks Average # of unique Servelet Stack incidents as measured over the last 3 weeks Average # of unique Suite Two incidents as measured over the last 3 weeks

Average # of unique Servelet Stack incidents as measured over the last 3 weeks

3. Product Stability – Development Escalations & Bugzilla Tickets Servelet Stack Spikenet Escalations Initiated Resolved Pending 2 2

Initiated

Suite Two Spikenet Escalations Resolved

4. Client Support

Partner

Product

Referred

Resolved

1 1 Percentage of total issues referred by NEC classifiable as Level III

Pending

1 1 --

5. Customer Satisfaction 1) 2) 3)

Percentage of Tech Support Calls received at the Front Desk or at Desk this Month where the None Number of instances this Month where any Sales Team member relayed customer dissatisfact None Proactive ongoing assessment by the Support Team (See table below).

Time spent on these calls by the techs is not mentioned on the daily reports / in the weekly status report. Custome r Survey

# Of Customers Polled

% Satisfied

% Dissatisfied

% Other / No Comments

11

2

0

9

Customer s

6. Customer Education/ Training Product Suite Two Servelet Stacks

# of End Users Trained this Week

Solution factory

Section II: Status Detail 1. New/ In-progress Stack/Suite Two/Solution Factory Implementation 2.Critical Issues &

Developmet Escalations 1.      Corrective Measures / Action Plans driven by Metric Data 2.      Major Achievements this Week 3.      Plans for Next Week

Total Number of FTR 5

CSAT Percentage= Total CSAT/Total Incident x 100 50%

Total Number Of Survays 10

DSAT Percentage= Total DSAT/Total Incident x 100 25%

enet Incidents

Total Number of Total Number of DSAT CSAT 3

5

WTR = Work Time Ration = Actual hour worked/ Expected Working Hour X 100

Productive = Schedule Adherence, Process Adherence, Quiz scores , Low AHT , High FTR , Low DSAT , High CSAT , High WTR , and Extra initiative.

Solution Factory Incidents

Pending to date

Opened

1

1 1 5

Closed

Pending to date

net Escalations Pending

Initiated

Suite Two Spikenet Escalations Resolved Pending

or at Desk this Month where the customer expressed dissatisfaction with either product support or quality:

er relayed customer dissatisfaction with support:

the weekly status report.

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