I have been tasked with assisting our Employee Training and Development
Division with developing a core competency assessment instrument were
employees can self assess and be assessed by peers, colleagues or direct
reports. Once the assessments have been completed, we want to generate a
report with charts, graphs and narratives that describe the persons strengths
and weaknesses and points them to additional resources if they wish to
improve their skills in a specific area. I have several thoughts about how
to do this including using Excel, SurveyMonkey or building an Access database
and utilizing a "form" for the entry of the assessment. Has anyone ever done
something like this before or know of any samples that I could access and
perhaps modify?

Have you tried searching online? Have you checked to see if Microsoft
provides any templates?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"dhinton" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have been tasked with assisting our Employee Training and Development
> Division with developing a core competency assessment instrument were
> employees can self assess and be assessed by peers, colleagues or direct
> reports. Once the assessments have been completed, we want to generate a
> report with charts, graphs and narratives that describe the persons
> strengths
> and weaknesses and points them to additional resources if they wish to
> improve their skills in a specific area. I have several thoughts about
> how
> to do this including using Excel, SurveyMonkey or building an Access
> database
> and utilizing a "form" for the entry of the assessment. Has anyone ever
> done
> something like this before or know of any samples that I could access and
> perhaps modify?