Use this sample and step by step explanation for setting meaningful and inspiring employee performance goals for a system administrator.
A system administrator has the primary duty of overseeing and maintaining all Information Technology operations and related infrastructure in a company. He/she will see to it that all Technical IT operations and systems are working effectively and efficiently. Furthermore, he or she will see to it that all standards of the systems are maintained to the highest levels.
Besides that, he or she will perform the following duties; install and configure all hardware and software systems, perform troubleshooting techniques on the systems, undertake daily backup operations, develop workable security procedures and policies, monitor system logs, create and assign user accounts and maintain high system standards.
Be willing enough to collaborate with other when it comes to problem-solving issues.
Keep a cool head when dealing with more pressing and exhausting issues.
Communicate effectively whether in writing or verbally to ensure people understand what I am trying to pass across.
Learn to use past knowledge and experience to troubleshoot current problems.
Break big goals into smaller, manageable goals and use planners, sticky notes, and checklists to remind one to keep going
Adjust one's schedule so that it is less hectic and there is enough time for breaks
Be available to the coworkers, customers, and management and show concern
Handle all the tasks accorded with a professional view not overlooking any detail
Embrace the right attitude every day you show up for work
Respect everyone ? customers, coworkers, and management for a swift-working place
Get as much information as one can about the situation at hand and the options available to solve it
Ask questions and look at different angles of the problem in order to better understand it and be equipped to generate solutions
Organize and schedule project activities in a logical way in order to make it easier for project members to execute
Encourage and help project members to work as a team in order to meet their goals and complete the project at hand
Develop more confidence when going against the majority and when doing something new and different
Consistently follow up with existing customers, prospects, and business alliances
Show more willingness to learn how to create, use, and troubleshoot computer networks
Learn how to use different versions and types of computer operating systems
Show more willingness to learn how to work with new systems
Welcome chances to learn new skills and seek for more opportunities that enhance knowledge in existing skills
Sections 1-2: To be completed by the supervisor
Section 3: To be completed by the employee
1. Goals completed since last performance feedback
2. Goals for next period
3. Employee comments
Details EMPLOYEEPEDIA 30 June 2017