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FY-01 E8 and E9 SELECTION BOARDS

FY-01 E8 and E9 SELECTION BOARDS . TOPICS OF DISCUSSION. Board Mechanics Tools of the Board Board Process Lessons Learned. BOARD MECHANICS. Convening Authority Board President Board Recorder Assistant Recorder Panels. CONVENING AUTHORITY. Chief of Naval Personnel

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FY-01 E8 and E9 SELECTION BOARDS

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  1. FY-01E8 and E9 SELECTION BOARDS

  2. TOPICS OF DISCUSSION • Board Mechanics • Tools of the Board • Board Process • Lessons Learned

  3. BOARD MECHANICS • Convening Authority • Board President • Board Recorder • Assistant Recorder • Panels

  4. CONVENING AUTHORITY • Chief of Naval Personnel • Establishes the Precept for the Board. • Approves the Report Of The Board

  5. PRESIDENT • Navy Captain • Reports to CNPC. • Ensures the Board conforms to CNPC directives.

  6. RECORDER • LT - (LT Zardeskas/LT Cox) • Reports to the Board President. • Responsible for all administrative functions, and process integrity.

  7. ASSISTANT RECORDER • Chief Petty Officer. (SCPO/CPO) • Assigned to each Panel. • Reports to the Recorder. • Responsible for all administrative functions of the Panel. • EMPRS expert/operator.

  8. ASSISTANT RECORDERS • We need to maintain a presence at all the boards we can. • Encourage our people to volunteer. • FY 01 E-9/8 boards: 14 A-Recorders • 5 EOD TECHS / 2 SEALS • 1 DIVER / 1 SWCC / 1 SEAL TEAM CORPSMAN

  9. PANELS • Ratings are broken down into 13 panels. • Panels consists of 4 to 9 personnel. • Panel Head (CDR) • Panel Members (MCPO’s) • Assistant Recorder (CPO)

  10. TOOLS OF THE BOARD • PRECEPT • SCORE SHEET • CANDIDATE’S RECORD / EMPRS • LADDER • SLATE SHEET

  11. PRECEPT • Provides general guidance to the board regarding selection criteria. • Lists quotas, and early quota limitations for each rating. • Provides additional special guidance as required by the CNPC. • Must be approved and signed by the CNPC.

  12. CANDIDATE RECORD / EMPRS • Primary source for documents used by the Panel Members to score the candidate. • ESR is the first page reviewed. • FITREP’s (Last 5 years) • Letters to the Board (PACKAGES)

  13. SCORE SHEET • Established by the Panel Members. • Used to score the candidate’s record. • Must be approved by the Board President.

  14. LADDER • Descending final average score report. • Each candidate’s scores are listed. • Used to establish the Crunch Zone.

  15. SLATE SHEET • Depicts selection/non-selection status for a rate. • Compares the Last select / First non-select, First female non-select, and First minority non-select records. • Used in the slating session (voting) to obtain a majority vote.

  16. BOARD PROCESS • Scoring Criteria is determined. • All records are reviewed and scored. • Crunch Zone (CZ) is established. • Records in the Crunch Zone are reviewed. (3rd review) • Deliberation of records in CZ conducted. • Slating of rate. (Voting) • Report Of The Board.

  17. Scoring Criteria • Panel Members discuss and establish the scoring criteria for the specific rate being graded. • Modifications to score sheet must be applied uniformly to all records. • The Scoring Criteria is tailored to that specific rating. • Approved by the Board President.

  18. Record Review / Scoring • Assistant Record randomly assigns records to Panel Members for review and scoring. • Each record is independently reviewed and scored by two different Panel Members. • Scores are continuously compared for consistency by the assistant recorder.

  19. CRUNCH ZONE • Determined by the Panel Members after all records have been scored twice. • Board President approves the Crunch Zone. • Records in the Crunch Zone are assigned for a 3rd review. • All records are considered equal. (Scores no longer matter)

  20. CRUNCH ZONE • A minimum of 2 candidates records for every 1 quota available will be crunched. I.e.. 25 quotas available 50 records will be crunched.

  21. CRUNCH ZONE DELIBERATION • Conducted after records in the Crunch Zone are reviewed a 3rd time. • Panel Members complete a record to record comparison. • Deliberations continue until all records in the Crunch Zone have been briefed and voted/ranked. • Selects are determined.

  22. SLATING • After selects are determined the rating expert generates the Slate Sheet. • Slate Sheet compares the record of the Last Select, First non-select, First Female non-select, and First Minority non-select. • Slate Sheet is approved by the Board President. • All board members participate in the slating sessions.

  23. RESULTS ARE NOT OFFICIAL UNTIL THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD HAS CALLED OUT AND THE CHIEF OF NAVAL PERSONNEL HAS SIGNED THE REPORT OF THE BOARD

  24. LESSONS LEARNED • Career Path • FITREP’S • Candidate’s Record • Letter to the Board (Package) • Warfare Qualification / Awards • Education / Community Involvement

  25. Career Path • Foundation for your advancement • Take challenging and demanding type duty assignments. (Rate specific) • If you are in a SEA going rate, go to SEA. • Recruiter and Instructor duty carries more weight than regular shore duty. • Take the hard jobs!!

  26. Career Path • Consistently take on responsibilities and qualifications outside of your primary duties. • Command collateral duties • Warfare qualifications. • Master Training Specialist • If you have the opportunity to obtain a qualification you need to get it. • Obtain qualifications early during a tour.

  27. FITREP • Strong command recommendation for promotion. • Breaking out in peer group • (Large #’s a plus, small #’s strong write-up) • Comments on leadership and management ability at SEA/Arduous duty. (MCPO/SCPO) • Developing/Leading Sailors.

  28. FITREP • First sentence of the FITREP is key if you want your guy to be promoted. • My number 1 CPO!! • Best I’ve seen in years!! • Promote before sundown!! • Grab their attention early!!!!!. • Don’t hide these in the last sentence of the FITREP.

  29. FITREP • Adverse information was not the kiss of death. • A move from a higher promotion recommendation to a lower one (EP to MP, etc) was viewed as a negative if not explained in write-up. • You don’t always have to be an EP or MP to get advanced.

  30. FITREP • The rank of the reporting senior is not a significant factor in determining the weight of a FITREP. • Grade inflation was so rampant, panel members ignored marks and concentrated on performance documented in the write-up. • Strong write-ups = Promotions.

  31. FITREP • Don’t waste space on college, community service, and PRT results. • Too many collateral duties can/were viewed as a negative. • Command collateral duties carry the most weight. • Promotion recommendation on transfer FITREP consistent with performance. • 1 of 1 “P” or “MP’ transfer FITREPS.

  32. FITREP • Cause for rejection • CO’s handwritten comments • CO’s cheating (EP/MP) • Submitted late

  33. FITREP (don’ts) • Bullets that are counter productive do not impress the board. • Don’t say ”he’s the best ever and give a “P” or “MP”. • “One of my top Chiefs” says nothing to the board. Put a number on it. • Don’t use to many acronyms.

  34. EMPRS(Electronic Military Personnel Record System) • Information in your service record is scanned into the computer. • Microfiche are no longer used by the selection boards.

  35. Record • IT IS YOUR RECORD!!!!!!!!! • IT’S YOUR CAREER!!!!!!!! • IT IS YOUR PROMOTION!!!!!!!! • Get a copy of your record, and review it well in advance of the selection board convening date. • Submit corrections if necessary. See BUPERS web page for details.

  36. RECORD • A tremendous number of current FITREPS were missing from candidates records. No current FITREP = NO PROMOTION 90% of the time. • Review your record often. • Missing documents. • Some one else's information. • Unreadable documents.

  37. LETTERS TO THE BOARD • Cover page. Use proper format. • Packages endorsed by the candidate’s children. • Letterhead signed by the candidate. • Business cards attached to the cover page. • Candidate’s picture attached to the package. • Newspaper articles.

  38. LETTERS TO THE BOARD • INCLUDE:last 5 years of FITREPS!!! • COPIES of missing or unreadable documents. • Summary of Qualifications/Awards • Warfare Qualification/s (Date qualified) • Personal Awards (Date Awarded) Handwritten cover pages. • Highlight areas of concern.

  39. LETTERS TO THE BOARD • Make sure you secure the package that you put together. • Don’t send original copies of awards or anything else you will not get them back. • Packages- What do you think happens to them when they are received at BUPERS?

  40. Warfare Pins / Awards • Warfare Pin a must for most rates. Opportunity to qualify is considered to be available for personnel in most rates. • Personal Awards carry the most weight. • Weight depends on issuing command. • Some rates cap point value for awards.

  41. Education / Community • Education and community involvement can be a tie breaker, or it can be a viewed as a negative. • Spending to much time at school and not enough time making sailors. • Too much time in the community makes panel members wonder when, and how well you perform your military duties.

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