APS2 Performance Expectations
Employment
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Our performance expectations explain what we expect from our people. They encourage consistent performance and help us achieve our goals.
Creates solutions
- Informs supervisor when work processes could be simplified, sharing ideas about how this could be achieved
- Consults others when problems arise, seeking approval from supervisor before implementing solutions
- Seeks advice about where to find information required to complete tasks
- Recognises how tasks contribute to the achievement of team goals
Demonstrates agility
- Accepts new work, applying skills flexibly to meet demands
- Responds flexibly to changes in team plans and schedules
- Works as directed to achieve outcomes, even in difficult circumstances
- Asks for assistance when needed
Communicates effectively
- Listens carefully to others, checking understanding of others' comments
- Writes in a way that is logical and easy to follow
- Speaks at the right pace and level for the audience
- Uses facts to support claims
Leads with commitment
- Seeks feedback from supervisor
- Completes own work tasks under supervision
- Understands and acts on constructive feedback
- Consults with supervisor to identify personal development or career goals
- Upholds the APS Values, Code of Conduct and Employment Principles
Collaborates with purpose
- Understands that others have different perspectives and working styles
- Builds relationships within team to work as a supportive and co-operative team member
- Seeks input and keeps supervisor informed about work progress
- Assists others when needed
Accountable for quality outcomes
- Adheres to relevant quality standards in completion of work
- Manages own time effectively to accomplish tasks
- Raises issues with supervisor as soon as they arise
- Follows the direction of supervisor when prioritising work