Employee performance appraisal form excerpt re Cooper

Part 120page 1121 pageDB Cooper-55116

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Document: Employee performance appraisal form excerpt re Cooper
Id: Cooper-Part-120:112-112
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 112 (DB Cooper-55116), Form — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-120%3A112-112

Do you suggest any additional schooling or training for the employee? [handwritten, underlined]: MANAGEMENT / PUBLIC RELATIONS / PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT Would the employee be better off in another job? [handwritten]: HE IS [guess: WELL] SUITED FOR THIS ONE

I have had the opportunity to discuss this appraisal with my Supervisor, and make comments thereto. [REDACTED - blank box marked b6/b7c] ___________________ Employee Date______________________ Date______________________

Employee's Reaction to Appraisal___________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________

Action Recommended on Appraisal___________________________________________________

I (RECOMMEND) (DO NOT RECOMMEND) A SALARY INCREASE FROM RANGE__1__ STEP__2__ TO RANGE__________ STEP__________ Comments_____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________

DB COOPER-55116

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