There are two key parts to employee evaluations: How they're doing, and where they're going. This template will help you with both the "now" of the performance appraisal and the "future" of that employees career path and development.
Can't get no satisfaction at your company? Find out why--and how to fix the problem--using this employee survey.
This template helps calculate the estimated efforts for IT projects. The method is based on the concept of using use cases for the calculation of software size. In the yellows cells, insert quantity values of elements of the system use case with factoring to account for technical and environmental considerations.
How much will your project cost? Management will want to know before they commit to it. Use this spreadsheet to estimate your costs, broken down by project phase and classified according to the cost categories that will be most meaningful to the decision makers.
This document outlines how to evaluate your project’s potential for outsourcing, and describes the factors that help determine outsourcing’s pros and cons as a project development option, analyses on its cost-benefit and risks, and other requirements under it. These items are in addition to other factors that you may wish to include.
An event trigger may be a risk condition with a corresponding risk response, written as a standard operating procedure. Customize this worksheet to create a corporate template to list identified event triggers for your project.
In this Expected Monetary Value (EMV) & Contingency Reserve Calculation Sheet, fill in probability and impact for a risk, and then the EMV and contingency reserve will automatically be calculated in dollars.
When an organization undertakes a major initiative, there is potential for many different factors to influence the project. This checklist identifies categories of risk that exist external to the organization that may impact its ability to successfully deliver the project.
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"When I examine myself and my methods of thought, I come to the conclusion that the gift of fantasy has meant more to me than my talent for absorbing positive knowledge." - Albert Einstein |
