NCOER Develops Bullet Examples
Develops bullets address the NCO's commitment to growing people — mentoring Soldiers, encouraging education, building unit capability, and investing in the long-term development of subordinates. Strong Develops bullets show specific mentorship actions, the individuals impacted, and measurable outcomes.
Generate Custom Develops Bullets →What counts as Develops?
Develops content includes: mentoring named individuals or groups, sponsoring new Soldiers, coaching subordinates toward promotion or schools, encouraging civilian education, developing training programs, cross-training personnel, and personal self-development through education or certifications.
Example Develops Bullets
Tips for writing strong Develops bullets
- Name the specific development action — mentored, sponsored, coached, cross-trained
- Include the outcome — promoted, graduated, selected for school, improved performance
- Personal education counts as Develops — include program, institution, and progress
- Training programs created for others belong in Develops when the focus is on growing people
- Show the long-term impact — what can that Soldier do now that they couldn't before?
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Try EvalMe Free →Frequently asked questions
What does the Develops competency cover on an NCOER?
Develops is growing people and the organization — creating a positive environment and esprit de corps, preparing oneself, developing subordinates, and stewarding the profession (ADP 6-22). On the NCOER it reads as mentorship, counseling, schools and certifications, and building team capability that outlasts the rated period.
What makes a strong Develops bullet?
Name who was developed and the measurable growth — Soldiers mentored to promotion or a school seat, a certification or qualification rate, a training program the NCO built. Tie the development to a capability the unit kept.
Which NCOER form applies to the NCO I'm rating?
It depends on rank: a sergeant (SGT) is rated on DA Form 2166-9-1; staff sergeant through first sergeant and master sergeant (SSG/SFC/MSG/1SG) on DA Form 2166-9-2; and command sergeant major or sergeant major (CSM/SGM) on DA Form 2166-9-3. The competencies are the same; the form and rating-official rules differ.
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