Food Service Supervisor Evaluation Form
Supervisor Evaluation Form Food Service Supervisor Employee
The sole purpose of this review is to objectively evaluate the performance of the supervisor and to establish their strengths and opportunities in the following areas: 1. Performance of Essential Duties and Responsibilities 2. Leadership and Management Skills 3. Adherence to Company and Corporate Policies and Procedures
Using the rating scale below, circle the number which most nearly describes the person being rated for each item evaluated (if this form is being used for self-evaluation, you will be describing yourself). Carefully evaluate each of the qualities separately. Avoid common errors in rating:
- 5 – Outstanding
- 4 – Very Satisfactory
- 3 – Satisfactory
- 2 – Needs Improvement
- 1 – Unsatisfactory
- N/A - not applicable
Performance Evaluation Areas
- Leads Restaurant Operations
- Leads Operations Excellence
- Leads Guest Experience Delivery
- Builds Team Talent
- Manages Restaurant Profits and Loss
- Ensures Restaurant Compliance
- Review of Current Store Scorecard Performance
Rating scale: 1pt. 2pts. 3pts. 4pts. 5pts.
Total Score: ____________________
Review of Goals and Objectives
- Goal 1: ________________________________________________
Details: ________________________________________________________
Comments: ______________________________________________________
- Goal 2: ________________________________________________
Details: ________________________________________________________
Comments: ______________________________________________________
- Goal 3: ________________________________________________
Details: ________________________________________________________
Comments: ______________________________________________________
- Goal 4: ________________________________________________
Details: ________________________________________________________
Comments: ______________________________________________________
Reviewed by (Print Name): ______________________ Date: ______________
Signature of Preparer: _______________________
Restaurant Manager’s Comments
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Manager’s Printed Name: ____________________________ Date: _______________
Manager’s Signature: ____________________________
Supervisor’s Comments
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Supervisor’s Printed Name: ____________________________ Date: _______________
Supervisor’s Signature: ____________________________
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