How can customer service be evaluated for rewards?

Customer service can be evaluated for rewards based on criteria such as job excellence, customer service quality, exemplary performance, and teamwork. A grading rubric can be used to ensure all internal stakeholders understand how the awards process will be conducted.

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Spotlight an exceptional performer along with progress bars for how much they've accomplished. (Slide 6) Highlight your reach and scale for this year alongside progress reports on specific initiatives. (Slide 17) Communicate criteria for rewards across job excellence, customer service, exemplary performance and teamwork. Use the grading rubric on the right-hand side so all internal stakeholders know how the awards process will be conducted. (Slide 20)

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What are some other ways to evaluate teamwork?

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Teamwork can be evaluated through various methods. Some of them include observing the level of communication within the team, assessing the ability of team members to resolve conflicts, measuring the team's productivity, and evaluating the team's ability to meet deadlines. Feedback from team members can also provide valuable insights into the team's performance.

What are some other ways to evaluate exemplary performance?

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Other ways to evaluate exemplary performance could include peer reviews, self-assessments, 360-degree feedback, and setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals. Regular check-ins and feedback sessions can also be beneficial. It's also important to consider both quantitative and qualitative measures of performance.

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