✔ 最佳答案
1. As the manager, he lacks the ability to organise things and initiative that are necessary for his position.
2. There is room for improvement in communication.
3. In regards of the failure to give prompt responses after the problem occurred
4. He did not attempt to allocate duties to his colleagues well.
5. He did not explicitly allocate any duties to his team members.
6. He has always just cared about his own work such that after the problem occurred, he left the mess to his supervisor rather than suggesting a solution to tackle it.
7. More training is needed for the average performance after the picking up of the managerial duties.
8. The working attitude is dissatisfactory. The tasks from the supervisor cannot be completed before the expected date most of the time.
9. The same mistake is always made.
10. Inconsistency in his communication with colleagues and clients.
11. He is a worker not working by rules, who has been sluggish at work and made errors repeatedly in the past year.