The Harvard Business Review has an article about the types of employees in an organization. Rather than your standard 2x2 grid it identifies a fifth group they identify as stalwarts... people who are not motivated by advancement or money but simply want to do a good job. They form the backbone of an organization yet are frequently overlooked by management because they are not 'stars'.
Unfortunately managers often overlook stalwarts primarily because they are not stars. Managers want stars but an organization made up of entirely stars will be mired in politics, backbiting and intrigue as not all stars can be treated equally.
Take a look at their discussion and keep in mind the myths the article debunks. The logic may help you in your next review.
http://blogs.hbr.org/hbsfaculty/2011/08/stop-ignoring-the-stalwart-wor.html
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