Supervisors' evaluations on employees' promotability influence promotion decisions in organizations. Promotability evaluations are important for organizational succession planning and individual's career development. Previous research on performance management and career development focused on task and contextual performance of static perspective as antecedents of employees' promotability. The study tries to fill the gap of previous research in performance of dynamic perspective to examine the relationship of adaptive performance and promotability. The two-stage questionnaires of supervisors' evaluations on employees' task, contextual, and adaptive performance as well as promotability were collected from 381 supervisors in cross industries and companies. Results indicated that adaptive performance explained incremental variance in supervisory evaluations of promotabilty over and above task and contextual performance. Implications of results are discussed and future research directions are offered.