PROFESSIONALISM, GROOMING AND APPEARANCE Sample Clauses

PROFESSIONALISM, GROOMING AND APPEARANCE. This competency refers to maintaining a professional appearance in both dress and manner. Does not meet expectations: Often has a sloppy physical appearance; uniform is often unkempt or dirty. Employee demonstrates little or no desire to build relationships within the community; rarely participates in PR events. Meets expectations: Keeps an acceptable physical appearance. Employee has a positive relationship with the community and participates in PR events. Far exceeds expectations: Keeps an exceptional physical appearance. Uniform is always neat and clean. Employee actively seeks relationships throughout the community and is a valuable asset for promoting the department. Takes a leadership role in PR events.
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