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Group Portfolio Operations Management - Group Portfolio Grading criteria for Group Portfolio project Rubric Code: C69A62 By credding Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Thoroughness 40 % Are all sections of the report answered? Was adequate supporting evidence presented?	Poor - Missing several key points in your portfolio. - Maybe your group did not provide adequate supporting evidence in the portfolio.	Fair You had a decent report, but had some information missing or not well supported.	Good - All sections of the report are present. - All arguments are well presented and supported. - Your examples clearly support your work.
Organization and Presentation 30 % Was the portfolio organized into helpful sections? Were bullet points and numbered lists used effectively? Was the presentation, business-like and professional?	Poor -The writing of the portfolio was poorly organized and hard to follow. - Someone from upper management would have trouble reading your portfolio.	Fair - Your group did a good job, but there were some issues relating to organization of the presentation of the portfolio.	Good - Your organization made the portfolio very easy to follow. - Someone from managment would be very impressed with the organization and presentation of your portfolio.
Proper Business Writing 30 % Did you use proper business writing techniques?	Poor - The writing of your portfolio had major issues. These might relate to: * run on writing * poor grammar * poor spelling * improper paragraph formation	Fair You had one or more issues relating to: * run on writing * poor grammar * poor spelling * improper paragraph formation	Good Your group had excellent use of business writing, including: * concise writing * good grammar and spelling * good paragraphs that properly used topic sentences.