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Should you write an SJAR if you don't know the subject?

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Should you write an SJAR if you don't know the subject?

  • Yes its your duty as a SNCO, man up

    Votes: 3 5.6%

  • No you should only do those you supervise

    Votes: 48 88.9%

  • Depends whether supervisor is OOA, Posted before due

    Votes: 1 1.9%

  • Other, elaborate

    Votes: 2 3.7%
  • Total voters
    54
It is relatively common outside as people move around a lot in organisations these days, and it can be ok if you approach each person with the maxim that their previous grade is the starting minima for this years appraisal.

I get the person to write his/her own appraisal, ask around a bit, check with the previous boss for some qualitative impact asessments and just get the person to sign it off when I have finished. Easy

The difference?

Key motivation in the RAF is advancement; Key motivation outside is survival to work another year.
 
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