Evaluation Process

The professional performance of each team member is evaluated every six months by @Vlad Suciu , @Adriana Pop , and the Managers (Department / Group / Team Leaders). Individual evaluations are conducted according to the detailed criteria outlined in the table below.

The evaluation criteria are accompanied by performance indicators, which are quantified using a scoring system to calculate the average performance levels associated with each criterion.

Evaluation Criteria and Performance Indicators

Nr. crt. Evaluation Criteria Performance Indicators / Objectives Score Range (1-5) Benchmark
1. Communication - Communication in relationships with colleagues, customers, and hierarchical superiors A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Effectively expresses ideas, listens actively, and adapts communication style to the audience and medium
- Provides constructive feedback and prepares clear, organized written documents with proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation
- Understands customer expectations, team needs, and prioritizes satisfaction through effective communication
2. Analysis / Problem-Solving - Decision-making ability A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Problem analysis and solving
- Innovation
- Identifies errors, problems, and weaknesses in the work environment
- Evaluates alternative solutions and breaks down complex issues into manageable parts
- Escalates issues appropriately to minimize disruption
3. Self-Management - Systematic approach to work tasks A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Task completion
- Initiative
- Compliance with ROI, Code of Conduct, internal/external procedures
4. Teamwork - Personal contribution to team success A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Developing work relationships
- Collaboration skills
- Ability to build and maintain relationships within and outside the department
- Sensitivity to the needs and concerns of others
5. Adaptation to new conditions / Flexibility / Adaptability - Willingness and ability to learn new methods / manage new activities A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Continuous improvement of productivity and product quality
- Adaptability
- Resilience in handling unexpected changes and situations
6. Technical Skills / Competitive Environment - Level of technical skills A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Technical training of colleagues
- Consistent engagement and commitment to improving technical expertise
7. Leadership (only for coordination roles) - Team Coordination Skills: Clearly organize team efforts to achieve shared goals. A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Demonstration of Leadership Qualities: Show initiative, accountability, and adaptability in guiding the team.
- Clear Expectation Setting/Goal-Setting Abilities: Define measurable objectives and communicate them effectively to the team.
- Decision-Making: Make informed and timely decisions considering both short-term and long-term impacts.
8. Team Management & Growth (only for coordination roles) - Development of Team Members: Actively mentor and support team members to grow their skills and take on new challenges. A – for exceptional performance
F – for insufficient performance C
- Conflict Resolution: Identify and address interpersonal or operational conflicts promptly and constructively.
- Performance Evaluation: Provide structured and transparent feedback to assess and improve individual and team performance.
- Regular and Constructive Feedback: Deliver actionable and supportive feedback to enhance productivity and morale.
- Coaching and Personal Development: Offer tailored coaching plans and opportunities for skill enhancement.
- Team Empowerment/Delegation: Assign meaningful responsibilities while providing the tools and trust for team members to succeed.

We will consider the following criteria evaluation standards:

Criteria Evaluation Standards

1. Communication

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Knows and effectively applies communication methods and techniques, is always open to communication, actively listens, intervenes effectively, and encourages communication in the activities they undertake. Effectively applies knowledge transfer. Communicates and effectively uses communication techniques, actively listens, and intervenes constructively during communication sessions, understands what needs to be communicated and how it should be done. Applies knowledge transfer well. Communicates effectively and actively listens, uses a sufficient set of communication methods, understands well what needs to be communicated, and applies knowledge transfer. Communication is not used effectively and is not sufficiently open towards effective communication. Insufficiently applies knowledge transfer. Does not communicate and is unwilling to listen to what is being communicated. Does not apply knowledge transfer.

2. Analysis / Problem-Solving

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Quick thinking. Provides excellent solutions in a short time. Appropriate thinking. Solutions are good. Good compliance. Solutions are adequate. Negligent approach to problem-solving. Critical, does not provide acceptable solutions.
Approaches tasks systematically and plans them with a strong focus on results, prioritizing effectively, making efficient decisions, taking initiative, and achieving effective outcomes. Fully respects applicable regulations. Approaches tasks systematically and resolves them commendably, with a good focus on results and prioritization. Takes initiative and achieves good outcomes. Respects applicable regulations. Gets involved and plans tasks in advance, takes initiative, and resolves tasks on time, with expected results. Sufficiently respects applicable regulations. Does not systematically plan task resolution and does not always respect agreed deadlines. Does not sufficiently respect applicable regulations. Lacks a systematic approach, does not deliver results, and does not make appropriate decisions. Does not respect applicable regulations.

3. Self-Management

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Approaches tasks systematically and plans them with a strong focus on results, prioritizes effectively, makes efficient decisions, takes initiative, and achieves effective outcomes. Fully respects applicable regulations. Approaches tasks systematically and resolves them commendably, with a good focus on results and prioritization. Takes initiative and achieves good outcomes. Respects applicable regulations. Gets involved and plans tasks in advance, takes initiative, and resolves tasks on time, with expected results. Sufficiently respects applicable regulations. Does not systematically plan task resolution and does not always respect agreed deadlines. Does not sufficiently respect applicable regulations. Lacks a systematic approach, does not deliver results, and does not make appropriate decisions. Does not respect applicable regulations.

4. Teamwork

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Strong team spirit. Builds teams. Good collaborator. Enjoys working in a team. Collaborates well in a team. Tends to withdraw. Finds it difficult to work in a group.

5. Adaptation to New Conditions / Flexibility / Adaptability

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Exceptional adaptation. Adapts easily. Minor difficulties in adapting. Requires a longer adjustment period. Unable to adapt to new conditions. Refuses new situations.

6. Technical Skills / Competitive Environment

A - Exceptional B - Commendable C - Effective D - Below Expectations F - Insufficient
Possesses high-level technical competencies and ensures their dissemination within the team and beyond. Excels in both designated and additional activities. Possesses commendable technical competencies and ensures their dissemination within the team and beyond. Engages in additional activities with good results. Possesses good professional competencies and ensures their dissemination within the team. Engages in both current and additional activities. Technical competencies do not meet expectations, and dissemination within the team is largely insufficient. Shows inadequate involvement in current or additional activities. Does not possess the required technical competencies and does not share knowledge with the team. Shows no involvement or interest in additional tasks.