True or False? The rater conducts the ACA approximately 60 days before the projected evaluation close-out date if the ratee is due to an annual evaluation and the period of supervision is less than 180 days

True or False? The rater conducts the ACA approximately 60 days before the projected evaluation close-out date if the ratee is due to an annual evaluation and the period of supervision is less than 180 days

• A. True
• B. Not specified
• C. Depends on the ratee
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Timing of the ACA depends on eligibility for an annual evaluation, which requires at least 180 days of supervision within the rating period. The ACA is scheduled roughly 60 days before the projected close-out date to give time for meaningful discussion and finalization of the evaluation. If the period of supervision is less than 180 days, the ratee is not eligible for an annual evaluation, so the 60-day timing rule does not apply. In those cases, a different evaluation timeline or type is used rather than an annual ACA. So the statement is false because the 60-day rule applies only when an annual evaluation is due and the ratee has at least 180 days of supervision.

Timing of the ACA depends on eligibility for an annual evaluation, which requires at least 180 days of supervision within the rating period. The ACA is scheduled roughly 60 days before the projected close-out date to give time for meaningful discussion and finalization of the evaluation. If the period of supervision is less than 180 days, the ratee is not eligible for an annual evaluation, so the 60-day timing rule does not apply. In those cases, a different evaluation timeline or type is used rather than an annual ACA. So the statement is false because the 60-day rule applies only when an annual evaluation is due and the ratee has at least 180 days of supervision.