Sentence examples for high performance ratings from inspiring English sources

In the years before Ms. Rhee took over the district, almost all the teachers had high performance ratings and almost none were fired, but students, on average, had low achievement levels.

Lester, who asked that I use only his first name to avoid possible legal issues, worked at a global consulting company for about three years, earning high performance ratings.

Molly Jay, who worked in the Kindle team, said she was given high performance ratings for years until she started caring for her father when he was dying of cancer.

High performance ratings went with being trusted.

The very people they were picking [for layoffs and retirement] were ones who had very high performance ratings.

The highest paid staff at the council were found to be nearly 13 times more likely to receive high performance ratings than the lowest paid.

Deloitte was doing a great job of hiring high-performing women; in fact, women often earned higher performance ratings than men in their first years with the firm.

In one study, employees at a tech company who rated other employees as being "especially good friends" had higher performance ratings from their bosses than those who had fewer numbers of such friendships.

According to my office's analysis, better-educated officers have fewer civilian complaints, higher performance ratings and are more racially and ethnically tolerant.

Research has shown that those who explicitly seek critical feedback (that is, who are not just fishing for praise) tend to get higher performance ratings.

In AT&T's Technology and Operations unit, for example, the number of managers receiving the two highest performance ratings on a five-point scale declined by 5%, while the bottom two ratings increased by 37%.