Exceptional Achievement Requirements Sample Clauses

The Exceptional Achievement Requirements clause sets out specific standards or milestones that must be surpassed, rather than merely met, for certain benefits or recognitions to be granted. Typically, this clause details what constitutes 'exceptional' performance, such as exceeding sales targets by a significant margin or delivering a project ahead of schedule with outstanding quality. Its core function is to incentivize superior performance by clearly defining the criteria for exceptional achievement and the associated rewards, thereby motivating parties to strive for results beyond the ordinary expectations.
Exceptional Achievement Requirements. All eligible ASF Members who apply for this program are expected to demonstrate and provide evidence of exceptional achievement under Subd. 3(a) of this Section. In addition, all eligible applicants must demonstrate and provide evidence of exceptional achievement under a minimum of two (2) other criteria identified in Subd. 3. These additional criteria may be chosen by the Member applicant from paragraphs (b) through (f) in Subd. 3. All evidence of exceptional achievement must be submitted as part of the Member's application portfolio described in Subd. 5.
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