A decision scorecard method of evaluating employees—reviewing major decisions made over the past year, assessing which worked and which didn't, examining the quality of thinking at the time (not retrospectively), and learning from both successes and failures—is less stressful and more educational than traditional objective-based evaluations that become stale.
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Gary KleinEvidence Quote
“Instead of evaluating their have you know, I meet my objectives... use a a decision scorecard. I sit down with the employee, and I actually I've used it several times.”
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Insights for Making Better Decisions | Gary Klein | Knowledge Project 144— The Knowledge Project PodcastCreated: 8/11/2026, 1:47:10 AM
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