RELATIONSHIPS/PATIENT FOCUS/DEVELOPMENT OF PEOPLE Sample Clauses

RELATIONSHIPS/PATIENT FOCUS/DEVELOPMENT OF PEOPLE. This competency refers to making efforts to listen to and understand the customer (both internal and external); anticipating needs; giving high priority to customer satisfaction; this competency applies to all relationships including patients, citizens, co-workers, superiors, etc. Does not meet expectations: Does not interact well with others, is argumentative, domineering, or fails to show respect. Shows little empathy for patients. Tells inappropriate jokes or makes inappropriate statements that are offensive. Excludes people or groups of people or shows bias or favoritism towards certain people or groups of people. Makes little or no effort to cultivate positive relationships. Fails to mentor junior firefighters. Meets expectations: Xxxxxx others with dignity and respect. Shows empathy to patients. Makes an effort to cultivate positive relationships, listens and seeks to understand the customer’s needs. Mentors junior firefighters when asked. Does not show a bias and does not discriminate against people; does not use inappropriate or offensive language. Far exceeds expectations: Consistently brings out the best in others. Cultivates positive relationships and successfully builds bridges based on trust, respect, and open communication. Celebrates the success of others and of the department. Does not show a bias and does not discriminate against people; does not use inappropriate or offensive language. Takes the initiative to mentor junior firefighters.
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