You must justify through detail why you think an officer deserves an outstanding rating. Measurable. I will continue to learn and develop as a leader so I can mentor and guide the battalion and company VAs. [toggle title="Bullets: Click Here to Open/Close" state="opened"] failed to enforce Army policies, unit morale declined; poor work environment/negative conduct resulted in a substantiated EO complaint, failed to fulfill his leaderships intent for positive and appropriate EO practices and integrity; exhibits poor judgment without consideration of results, failed to support EO; encouraged a work environment of gender discrimination, failed to enforce Army policies, unit morale declined; poor work environment/negative conduct resulted in a substantiated EO complaint, exhibited poor leadership; retaliated against a Soldier making an EO complaint, failed to support SHARP initiatives; committed an act of sexual harassment/sexual assault; severely lacks moral judgment, received x substantiated IG complaints for his handling of Soldiers during postpartum PT, inconsistently demonstrated duty and selfless service, often failed to complete tasks on time or to standard, ignored policies, rules, regulations or SOPs on a consistent basis; section floundered toward mission goals; fell short on assigned tasks, failed to maintain accountability of Soldiers under his supervision; fabricated status reports, falsified the duty log skipping required checks to play video games, was the subject of a substantiated EO complaint, failed to consistently adhere to rules, regulations, or standard operating procedures, inconsistently demonstrated Duty and Selfless Service, often failed to complete tasks on time or to standard, frequent unwillingness to cooperate in working toward unit goals affected readiness, undermines supervisors and subordinates by not showing proper respect to leaders and subordinates, focused on his own advancement more than unit goals, failed to respond to a complaint of sexual harassment/sexual assault, committed an act of sexual harassment/sexual assault; severely lacks moral judgment, repeatedly demonstrated and unwillingness to assist Soldiers with resolving problems or personal issues, places his/her own needs over those of Soldiers and the unit; frequently acts in a self-serving manner, fails to enforce policies that he/she personally disagrees with and openly discusses his contempt of leadership, failed to ensure that the Armys History, Customs, and Traditions were known/observed, failed to establish appropriate personal and professional relationships with former peers, does not grasp new role and responsibilities as an NCO, possesses the highest rate of unresolved or poorly resolved Soldier issues and concerns among his peers due a direct lack of effort, failed to establish appropriate personal and professional relationships with former peers, does not grasp new role and responsibilities as an NCO, was the subject of a substantiated EO complaint, failed to consistently adhere to rules, regulations, or standard operating procedures, moral standards inconsistent with Army Values, lack leader core competencies needed to aspire Soldiers to grow, failed to enforce Army policies creating a poor work environment and resulting in a substantiated EO complaint, consistently failed to adhere to rules, regulations, or standard operating procedures leading to conflicts within the Army Values, lack of maturity contributed to the perception of a lack of empathy; seen as unapproachable by his Soldiers, did not demonstrate the spirit of a warrior; failed to advance the profession of arms, engaged in inappropriate personal relationships demonstrating behavior inconsistent with good order and discipline, does not present the image or bearing of an NCO, failed to fulfill his leaderships intent for positive and appropriate EO practices, integrity, and poor judgment without consideration of results, violated a standing order from the Commander while under investigation, risked the safety of post personal, and himself resulting in a driving under the influence conviction, incapable to decide the right actions to take, both morally and ethically, lacks discipline enforcing policies related to SHARP, Does not obey orders; shows disrespect to other NCOs, Falsified documents compromising integrity, demonstrated a lack of interest in completing daily tasks, consistently fabricated excuses for missing formations, left work early on several occasions without informing his direct supervisor, undisciplined NCO; lacked the mindset and desire to enforce orderly practices and care for Soldiers; impacted units ability to sustain the means to perform to standard, conducted himself negatively resulting in a substantiated EO complaint; unit morale declined as a result, ignored policies, rules, regulations or standard operating procedures on a consistent basis; center floundered towards mission goals; fell short on assigned tasks, relieved from duty for an inappropriate relationship with his subordinate, received two substantiated IG complaint for his handling of female Soldiers during Post-part um PT, exercised poor judgment during off-duty hours; cited for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated, demonstrated poor judgment on duty; reported to staff duty intoxicated, exhibited a lack of support for the Army Values; he submitted forged promotion documents to the S1, compromised integrity by submitting altered documents; poor example to subordinates, failed to fulfill his leaderships intent for positive and appropriate EO practices, difficulty transitioning into the role of NCO; allowed supports to refer to him by first name, fails to address subordinates request for help with personal issues, rated NCO fails to meet or maintain the required Army standards and organizational goals, does not enforce or meet the standard for the unit or those in his/her charge; exhibits, actions often have a negative effect on the mission, their Soldiers, the unit, and the Army, failed to support SHARP; committed an act of sexual harassment, relieved from duty as a Squad Leader for an inappropriate relationship with his Soldier[/toggle]. As M-day/TPU officers, is it ever acceptable to include civilian work accomplishments on an OER? A definition of performance objectives with examples. For example, if the officer is very fit, you can state, Captain Doe achieved a score of 345 on his latest PT test, instead of saying, Captain Doe is in good shape. As another example, saying Captain Doe recovered $500,000 of missing equipment swiftly by utilizing a new tracking system is better than, Captain Doe is responsible for high-dollar equipment. AR 623-3 provides some guidance in writing the OER, but an effective rater will have, or will learn, some advanced knowledge of writing. I will work with VAs from the Navy and the Air Force to promote a Joint Service SAPR program that can be seen by the Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen in training at JBSA, FSH. ~ Mentor Military. As Platoon Leader, you are expected to meet or exceed the standards for: ), demonstrated a lack of concern for Soldiers welfare; committed an act of sexual harassment against his Soldier, displayed poor leadership; failed to report a sexual assault that occurred during a FTX, retaliated against a Soldier making an EO complaint, used her MOS proficiency to deceive supervisors and subordinates, was convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol, perception of improper conduct adversely affected morale and discipline within the unit, integrity compromised by his submission of false documents/reports, failed to respond to a complaint or report of the Army Equal Opportunity Policy, committed an act of sexual harassment or sexual assault, failed to report a sexual harassment or sexual assault, failed to respond to a complaint or report of sexual harassment or sexual assault, retaliated against a person making a complaint or report of sexual harassment or sexual assault, did not set the example of Be, Know and Do; did not ensure his Soldiers were at training on time on two occasions[/toggle], [toggle title="Bullets: Click Here to Open/Close"] established an EO and SHARP platoon culture that was quickly emulated across the battalion; incidents fell by xx%, enforced the SHARP program; managed a positive command climate; ensured unit was trained on the importance of reporting and vast ramifications of unfavorable action, fostered a climate of dignity and respect by adhering to SHARP programs; ensured the fair and respectful treatment of assigned personnel, identified SHARP deficiencies in the company and took appropriate steps to ensure guilty Soldiers received punishment; increased unit esprit de corps, gets at the root cause of Soldiers personal challenges; seeks effective solutions to change destructive behaviors, made the SHARP program a top priority for his/her unit; facilitated numerous forums focused on changing the culture, thus eliminating SHARP incidents in the organization, unmatched focus on discipline and the profession of arms; leads the most disciplined unit in the command, unconditionally committed to the profession of arms; integrated female 12Bs into his formation seamlessly, focus on discipline and the profession of arms is unmatched; leads the most disciplined organization within the command, goes above and beyond to identify and resolve Soldier and Family issues; invests enormous effort to establish relationships with Soldier support agencies, a values based leader; committed to living the Army Values and serves as a sterling example for his Soldiers, fostered discipline and adherence to SOPs; his unit became the standard bearer across the organization, consistently demonstrated loyalty to the Army and the profession of arms regardless of situation furthering the Army as a profession; always chose the harder right, displayed genuine care and concern for Soldiers and their Families; eager to support personal and professional growth of subordinates, displays a high level of responsibility in keeping with the Warrior Ethos and the Army as a profession; demonstrates maturity and self-control under pressure, a fiercely loyal and honorable NCO whose impeccable moral and ethical values serve as the standard for others to emulate; personifies Be, Know, Do, demonstrated unquestionable loyalty and integrity as a valued advisor to the NCOA Commandant on all NCOES matters, embodied selfless service; ensured duty obligations were fulfilled before giving consideration to personal needs; enabled organization to build trust and credibility, promotes a climate in which people are treated with dignity and respect regardless of their race, gender, creed, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs; unparalleled integrity, epitomized warrior ethos; a role model for IN Soldiers to emulate, took action at every opportunity to improve the situation of Soldiers and their families, models the Army values; promotes those values in others, consistently demonstrates adherence to and understanding of the Army Values, set the example for subordinates by fully supporting the SHARP and EO programs, committed to mission accomplishment and the welfare of his Soldiers, instills SHARP focus in all activities, places an onus on peer intervention, utilizes the Army values as everyday teaching points to enhance Soldiers understanding and compliance personal appearance reflects favorably upon the Army, lives an active off-duty lifestyle conducive to good fitness and health, calm, cool and collected under stress; displays positive demeanor and emotional maturity in challenging situations, consistently demonstrated loyalty to the Army Values and the profession of arms regardless of situation furthering the Army as a profession; always chose the hard right, led by example regardless of how difficult the circumstances; integrity and self-discipline are above reproach fostering trust within the command, displayed a high level of responsibility in keeping with the Warrior Ethos and the Army as a profession; demonstrated maturity and self-control under pressure, his/her emphasis on SHARP and EO made a significant impact on the overall morale and climate of the Battalion as noted during the annual IG inspection, consistently made on the spot corrections with regard to SHARP within the organization; fostering a harassment free environment, produced exemplary achievement performance always above the normal call of duty, displayed extreme professionalism in every aspect, respected by NCOs Officers and Civilian staff members for his loyalty, dedication to mission, a fiercely loyal and honorable NCO whose impeccable moral and ethical values serve as the standard for others to emulate; the personification of Be, Know, Do, epitome of the Noncommissioned Officer, continually exhibits the highest standards of loyalty, integrity, and personal behavior, epitomizes the Army values in every aspect of his life, steadfast, loyal, and dedicated to duty and senior leader vision, outstanding Financial steward professionally managed the organizations funds, ensured all Soldiers adhering to SHARP programs; provide mandatory training for assigned personnel, committed to excellence by providing purpose, direction, and motivation to Soldier, while completing 100% of all tasks, committed to excellence and exudes quality in all tasks, both assigned and implied, a passionate Senior Leader dedicated to caring for Soldiers and upholding Army values, displayed a can-do attitude at all times helping to promote Army values in every Soldier in the organization, demonstrated an optimum level of integrity; disciplined unit that impacted METL success and strengthened morale within the organization, promotes a climate in which people are treated with dignity and respect regardless of their race , gender, creed, or religious beliefs; unparalleled integrity, supported the Army SHARP program; fostered an environment free of harassment through training and by his own example
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