Exceeds Expectations (EE Sample Clauses

Exceeds Expectations (EE. Delivers products or services that, to a degree beyond what can reasonably be expected, support the Agency’s strategic plan, programs, policies, organizational annual performance plans, or budget priorities. Products or services are of superior quality and provide excellent models for addressing the most difficult and complex work challenges and demonstrate high levels of creativity, skill, and knowledge of subject area. Products or services are frequently produced ahead of the expected timeframes and reliably comply with applicable statutes, regulations, and established policies and procedures. Adjusts quickly to changing priorities, often taking the lead. Products or services demonstrate high quality research and analysis. Exhibits excellent skills in independently planning, organizing, and prioritizing multiple assignments. Frequently develops and offers suggestions for organizational and work process improvements that increase results, efficiency, or effectiveness. Communicates verbally and in writing with excellent clarity and effectiveness, often on topics or issues that are emerging and without precedent. Written materials are consistently well received and easily understood by a range of individuals and groups, significantly promoting the Agency’s programs and mission. Provides high quality leadership in promoting teamwork and collaboration across organizations. Measures and metrics may be included.
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