Semi-Annual Review
  • Semi-Annual Review

    Take some time to evaluate your performance over the past 6 months. This should include Q4 of the previous year and Q1 of the current year.
  • Ownership (“That’s on me”):

    • Shows initiative by proactively identifying problems and moving toward solutions rather than waiting to be asked
    • Takes responsibility for outcomes, not just assigned tasks; assumes responsibility when things go wrong and shares the credit when things go right
    • Follows through on commitments and address issues directly when expectations aren’t met 
    • Shows care for others by proactively communicating before a deadline is missed or something shifts from original expectations 
    • Thinks beyond role or department and acts in the best interest of the whole church (how you contribute to monthly focuses, shared staff goals, and churchwide focuses)
  • Honesty (“Say the last 10%”):

    • Speaks truthfully and directly even when it’s uncomfortable, and avoids spinning reality to protect myself OR others
    • Creates trust by refusing to think anything I am not saying – first to God and then to others
    • Engages in healthy, constructive conflict to pursue the best ideas and outcomes, not personal comfort or approval
    • Acknowledges personal fears, insecurities, mistakes, and blind spots rather than hiding behind being “nice” or vague
    • Climbs over my own insecurities and fears to own uncomfortable truths in the past and in the present
    • Addresses the “last 10%” with humility and love, choosing honesty that leads to growth over silence that results in artificial harmony
  • Empowerment (“The answer to what is always who.”):

    • Prioritizes developing people over simply completing tasks, keeping my “to-develop” list as clear as my “to-do” list
    • Intentionally develops relationships (spending time investing in people through one-on-ones, leading J-Groups, team building activities, etc.) 
    • Inspires people to live out their God-given purpose by consistently inviting people to take next steps 
    • Regularly invites people to Plugged In and successfully assimilates new Plugged In attendees onto J-Team 
    • Gives people opportunities to lead (evidenced by actual team and Steps of Leadership growth) 
    • Refuses to delegate and instead walks through intentional process of development (I do, you watch; we do; you do, I watch, you do, someone else watches)
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