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PROBLEM SOLVING
Above Average He is unusually adept at formulating solutions to complex problems. On many occasions she has provided new approaches to problem solving that show initiative and innovation. He effectively responds to emergency situations in a timely and controlled manner - reducing potentially adverse consequences. Tom's problem solving ability produces many innovative solutions. Handles complex problems effectively - separates key issues and generates multiple solutions. Effectively analyzes complex information producing creative solutions. Excels in tedious research Average Mark has a disciplined approach to problem solving. Whenever problems were encountered, he correctly diagnosed and fixed the problem. She always follows up to ensure problems are resolved. Develops custom solutions to meet customer needs He foresees potential problems and responds quickly to solve them. Mary consistently seeks and offers innovative solutions to problems. He is very methodical in solving problems. Mark is typically logical and pragmatic in resolving problems. She identifies problems and consistently makes appropriate recommendations for resolution. Mark has demonstrated a solid ability to generate alternative solutions to problems. He effectively responds to emergency situations aiding in minimizing adverse results. Mark uses a systematic approach to problem solving that has been highly successful. His solid problem solving is reflective of thoughtful research. He consistently monitors problem areas and reacts effectively to minimize loss of output. Tom's problem solving ability resulted in numerous innovative solutions. He encourages everyone to contribute ideas to find solutions to problems. John places emphasis on solving problems properly and not just quickly. Below Average Tony only responds to problems when they become pressing. Fred allows difficult situations to escalate into significant problems. Looks to others to solve problems when the solution is not readily apparent Larry’s lack of problem solving ability restricts the tasks he can work independently. John places too much emphasis on solving problems quickly resulting in less then optimal solutions on several occasions. RETURN
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