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1. What is the purpose of this instruction?
To publish revised guidance in performance evaluation and to publish the revised Navy Performance evaluation Manual (EVALMAN).
2. The system utilizes which type of report for officers (W2-O6)?
FITREP.
3. The system utilizes which type of report for chief petty officers (CPO) (E7-E9)?
CHIEFEVAL.
4. The system utilizes which type of report for other enlisted personnel (E1-E6)?
EVAL.
5. Which performance trait grade represents performance to full Navy standards?
3.0
6. For pay grades O1 and O2 (with the exception of Limited Duty Officers), no promotion recommendation higher than what is allowed?
Promotable.
7. By a virtue of their command authority Commanding Officers and Officers in charge are a what?
Reporting Senior.
8. An enlisted OIC in the grade of E9 and civilians in command positions who hold the grade of GS-9 through GS-12 may sign reports on whom?
E5 and below.
9. A CPO or senior chief petty officers (SCPOs) may sign reports on whom?
E4 and below.
10. The rater for personnel E1-E4 can be an?
E6 or civilian equivalent.
11. For personnel E5-E6, the rater should be a Navy CPO whenever possible, but if none is available within the command, the rater may be a?
Military or civilian supervisor who is an E7 equivalent or higher.
12. What is the foundation of the performance record?
Regular reports.
13. What provides a record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU) or temporary additional duty (TEAMADD) status?
Concurrent reports.
14. Which trait mark recommendation says the member could be promoted two pay grades and still be a standout in this trait?
Superstar Performance - 5.0
15. Which trait mark recommendation says the member is far more than promotion ready in this trait right now?
Advanced Performance - 4.0
16. Which trait mark recommendation says the member can handle this aspect of the next higher pay grade?
Dependable, "Fully Qualified," Journeyman Performance - 3.0
17. Which trait mark recommendation says the member needs development in this trait, but is promotable if overall performance warrants?
Useful, Promising Performance - 2.0
18. Which trait mark recommendation says until the member corrects deficiencies in this trait, they should not be promoted regardless of performance in other traits?
Disappointing Performance - 1.0
19. What should the comments section on the EVAL be based on?
Verifiable facts.
20. How long from the ending date of a report can the reporting senior, for good cause, submit an administrative change or EVALuative supplement?
2 years.
21. The member has the right to submit a statement to the record concerning their report, either at the time of the report or within how many years?
2 years.
22. The reporting senior must retain copies of FITREPs on all officers and CHIEFEVALs on all CPOs for at least _ years. The command must retain copies of enlisted EVALs and CHIEFEVALS for _ years.
5/2.
23. A periodic report may be omitted if the member has recieved a graded Regular report within the past how many months?
Three.
24. Which article of the U.S. Navy Regulations requires that records be maintained on naval personnel "which reflect their fitness for the service and performance of duties."?
Article 1129.
25. What percentage of each summary group rounded up to the nearest whole number excluding non-Limited Duty Officers O1/O2 can be Early Promotes?
20 percent.
26. Which day should you begin each Regular report?
On the day following the ending date of the previous report.
27. Regular reports, including letter extensions, may not cover more than how many months without NAVPERSCOM approval?
15 months.
28. For the comments portion of the EVAL what size font should you use?
10 or 12 pitch.
29. How long prior to the EVAL due date should you obtain the members written input?
1 month.
30. Who is responsible for ensuring the continuity of members FITREP, CHIEFEVAL or EVAL records?
Members.
31. What will a service member not be required to do concerning their EVAL?
Write it.
32. All members should periodically review their NAVPERSCOM records. Members should complete this review at least how long prior to any board convening date to allow time to correct discrepancies?
6 months.
33. Members should review their Continuity of Reports on BOL approximately how many days after the reports are signed and mailed to NAVPERSCOM?
60 days.
34. What summarizes a members professional and performance history?
Performance Summary Record.
35. At a minimum, a member should attempt to obtain any missing report covering significant duty in the grades of E5 or above going back how many years?
5 years.
36. When submitting a statement for your EVAL it may be no longer than how many pages?
Two
37. After submitting a statement for your EVAL how long does the reporting senior have to endorse and forward it with a copy back to the member?
10 days.
38. A member eligible for consideration by a selection board may communicate in what means with the board?
In writing.
39. Which article of the U.S. Navy Regulations provides authority for the request mast, at which questions concerning FITREPs, CHIEFEVALs and EVALs may be raised with the CO?
Article 1151.
40. During a Mid-Term Counseling what should you not enter on the Mid-Term?
Promotion Recommendation.
41. What directive provides guidance in performance EVALuation and counseling?
BUPERSINST 1610.10
42. What is indicated by a entry of "FROCKED" in block 8 (Promotion Status)?
Frocked to the grade or rate entered in Block 2, but not yet regularly promoted.
43. When is an "X" placed in block 16 (not reserved report)?
When the report is a wholly not observed report.
44. What is entered in block 21 (billet subcategory) if there is no billet subcategory code?
NA (do not leave blank).
45. What grade is entered in block 23 (grade) for a reservist who is a civilian reporting senior?
Their civilian grade, not their military grade.
46. What is the maximum amount of characters and spaces that may be entered in block 25 for the reporting seniors title?
14.
47. What copies of a report may block 27 (SSN) not contain a reporting seniors SSN?
Member copy, enlisted field service record copy and the command files.
48. What additional action is required if "NOT PERF" is entered in block 30 (Date Counseled)?
A brief explanation must be entered in block 31.
49. What is indicated by a members signature in block 32 (Signature of individual counseled)?
Verifies that blocks 30 and 31 are accurate, does not necessarily mean that the counseling was considered adequate.
50. What is indicated by a mark of 4.0 in block 39?
An above average contribution towards achieving goals.
51. When may a member recieve a 5.0 in military bearing/character?
Only when member meets all 5.0 traits
52. What is entered in block 44 (qualifications/achievements)?
Only completed, not anticipated achievements.
53. What is entered in EVAL block 41 and FITREP block 40 (career recommendations) if none?
Either "NA" or "None" do not leave blank.
54. What FITREP block is used for qualifications and achievements for E-7 to O-6 members?
Block 41 (Comments on Performance).
55. In Eval block 45 and FITREP block 42 (Individual promotion recommendation), what are recommendations for promotion?
Promotable, Must Promote, and Early Promote.
56. When may a recommendation of must promote or early promote not be assigned?
With any trait assessed as 2.0
57. When may a member lose their eligibility for their Good Conduct medal and must wait another 3 years?
When they recieve a 1.0 trait grade.
58. What is indicated by a mark of significant problems?
Recommendation against promotion which must be justified in the comments.
59. What is the maximum combined percent of summary group for early promote and must promote for E-6 members?
60 percent.
60. What is the maximum combined percent of summary group for early promote and must promote for E-7 to E-9?
50 percent.
61. When are E-1 to E-3 EVALs due?
July 15th.
62. When are E4 EVALs due?
June 15th.
63. When are E5 EVALs due?
March 15th.
64. When are E6 EVALs due?
November 15th.
65. When are E7 and E8 FITREPs due?
September 15th.
66. When are E9 FITREPs due?
April 15th.
67. Normally, who is the counselor for E5 to E6 personnel?
Division, Department, or Work Center CPO.
68. Normally, who is the counselor for E7 to O6 personnel?
The reporting senior or the immediate supervisor who will draft the FITREP.
69. Normally, who is the counselor for E1 to E4 personnel?
The rater (E6 or above), who is usually the division, department, or work center LPO.
70. What were summary groups formerly known as?
Comparison groups.
71. What are the ending dates for enlisted FITREPs/EVALs?
Always on the 15th day of the month.
72. What are the ending dates for officer FITREPs?
Always on the last day of the month.
73. When must report drafts be destroyed?
When the finished report is signed.
74. What format is used for entering info in the narrative blocks of FITREPs and EVALs?
All Caps.
75. What grade or rate is entered in block 2?
The one the member is wearing on the ending date of the report.