Posted by Lieutenant Commander Avik (XO) in Ready Room - Performance Reviews

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Avik (XO) in Ready Room - Performance Reviews

Posted by Captain Johann Dvorak (CO) in Ready Room - Performance Reviews
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“Let’s just go up the list,” he said, pulling up the next file.

“What do you think about Doctor Drake? He’s always been a bit… odd… but he seems very focused on keeping Sickbay prepared for anything.”

– Johann Dvorak, CO

“Performance-wise, he appears satisfactory. His social skills are unique. but I have found our conversations enlightening.” Avik subtly revealed some of her time off duty have been spending in the sickbay.

“It might be worth interviewing some of his Junior Officers to see how they feel working under him. Mostly to ensure that there’s no discomfort and the department cooperation isn’t suffering.”

She paused to add a disclaimer, “I suspect everything is fine, but it can not hurt. Do you disagree?”

–XO, Avik, Lt. Cmdr

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“Not at all,” he said. “There’s been no hint about that, right? This is just because he’s… you know…” He didn’t want to say “odd” again, even though it was really the most appropriate word to use.

– Johann Dvorak, CO

“Unique.” Avik inserted the word to emphasize on.

“Exactly.”

It was neither an insult or praise, merely a statement to describe the man. She turned to her CO and debated something inward.

“Have you noticed anything during your interactions with him? Something that should be noted?” While Avik could ignore the odd behavior, others might find it more difficult.

–XO, Avik, Lt. Cmdr

“No, nothing that needs to be noted. Actually…”

He seemed to squint for a moment, as he was thinking of something else.

“No, not during this round, anyway. I have a vague memory that he was a little odd on an Away Mission once, but that was before you were the XO. I can’t remember where or why, so it probably wasn’t important in the end. But, we should check if we noted anything about it in his last review. If we did we can do one of those things where we note how someone changed over time and showed improvement.”

He really couldn’t remember what it was. Something about how they were beaming over somewhere… the original Nox was still the XO… and Range had a taser for… no reason… right?

— Johann Dvorak, CO

Avik looked at Dvorak, her hand placed her PADD to the side. She adjusted in her seat. The tingling in her legs, results from a long sitting period, gradually faded. She was concerned at this point through her indifferent face didn’t display it.

“If it was notable and caused you to pause, it is something to be concerned about. Maybe we should ask the counselor’s opinion on it? She can at least ensure he’s fit enough for duty and what is ideal to avoid based on what she knows.”

She waited for his feedback as she grabbed her datapad and made a few notes in it.

–XO, Avik, Lt. Cmdr

“Yeah, I’ll ask her about it when we go over the psych evaluation results also,” he said. That was usually done at the same time as performance reviews, so it would be easy enough to double check that.

“I think she happens to be the next one on the list too, actually. Did you see her application for Bridge officer training?”

— Johann Dvorak, CO

“Good.” Avik looked down at the Counselor’s data, noting the application.

“Considering her situation and fact this is basics for an XO, I’m not surprised. She will need these skills to portray her role and perform in key situations. If you’re worried about suspicions rising, XOs do take refresher courses throughout their careers. I could take my next scheduled one with her if you wish?” She didn’t mind, either way. Her eyes watched him for his reaction.

“Suspicions about what?” He asked. Although everyone might not have heard the story of which universe the Siennadye Nox they were talking about came from, it wasn’t a secret. Unless she means something else… he thought.

” I haven’t noticed any issues with her adjusting to the ship, have you?”

–XO, Avik, Lt. Cmdr

OOC: Bumps.
-Janice B.

“I did notice something… which prompted her application, actually. I asked her to take the conn last week. Purely out of habit. Apparently that… might have made her more than a bit upset. Reminded her that she isn’t the one who was here before. I don’t think it was that big of a deal in the grad scheme of things, but… there might be some issues there still.”

“You should still do the course with her. You’ll probably need to sign off on her results anyway, so it would probably be good for you to observe her closely.”

— Johann Dvorak, CO