PRIORITIZING. □ Prioritized so that changing demands were met. □ Prioritizing occasionally neglected, resulting in important tasks not being completed. □ Prioritizing ineffective, frequently resulting in assigned tasks not being completed. Comments:
A. COURTESY AND TACT □ Courtesy and tact were demonstrated. □ Courtesy and tact were usually displayed. □ Behavior often seen as tactless or discourteous; difficult to deal with.
PRIORITIZING. □Prioritizes so that the most important tasks are consistently completed. □Prioritizes so that tasks are typically met. □Ineffective prioritizing occasionally results in important tasks not being completed. □Ineffective prioritizing frequently results in important tasks not being completed.
PRIORITIZING. □ Prioritized so that changing demands were met. □ Prioritizing occasionally neglected, resulting in important tasks not being completed. □ Prioritizing ineffective, frequently resulting in assigned tasks not being completed. Comments: Perry Local School District Classified Personnel Evaluation
PRIORITIZING work requests, managing the work groups and subcommittees of Flagstar Group users, aligning the work requests with the tactical and strategic goals of Flagstar and its commitments to its customers as well as resource and budget constraints and ensuring that Flagstar's information systems investments are appropriate.
PRIORITIZING. Where PACIFIC and CLC are involved in emergency restorals, access to PACIFIC's structures will be controlled by PACIFIC's Maintenance District Manager or his/her on-site representative according to the following guidelines:
PRIORITIZING. Prioritizes so that most important things always get done; changing demands are typically met. Prioritizing occasionally neglected, resulting in important tasks not being completed. Ineffective prioritizing frequently results in tasks not being completed.
PRIORITIZING ranking stakeholder relevance and identifying issues. The process of stakeholder mapping is as important as the result, and the quality of the process depends heavily on the knowledge of the people Project Team as well as of the quality of the sources of knowledge from which the stakeholders are identified and that are widely described in the previous paragraph 4.2.
PRIORITIZING. It is not practical and usually not necessary to engage with all stakeholder groups with the same level of intensity all of the time. Being strategic and clear about whom we are engaging with and why, before jumping in, can help save both time and money. Therefore in Deliverable 7.8, according to the relevant project milestones, we have developed the on-line engagement plan customized on a subset of prioritized stakeholders as in the map above.
PRIORITIZING. A. A planned system of spending and saving money.
B. These are immediate like rent, groceries, clothing and entertainment.
C. This may involve deferring or eliminating current pleasure for future benefit.
D. These are reoccurring or on contract. These may include basics like housing, clothing, transporta- tion and food.
E. These usually involve more money and include things like retirement, college, a house, and a car.
F. After the basics have been met, this account is set up to be used as a down payment on a house, a dream vacation or college tuition.
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PRIORITIZING. Where NEVADA and CLEC are involved in emergency restorals, access to NEVADA’s structures will be controlled by NEVADA’s Maintenance Director or his/her on-site representative according to the following guidelines:
