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What I Look for When Hiring a New Evaluator
What I Look for When Hiring a New Evaluator

Early in your career, it can be hard to know what field you want to work in, let alone feel confident in finding a job. If you’re thinking that you might want to become an evaluator, or you’re a newish evaluator looking for a job, read on to see what we, at Three Hive Consulting, look for when hiring.

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Evaluation Practice, Transforming Evaluation, I'm new to evaluation, I do some evaluationShelby CorleyEvaluator, evaluation, consulting, professional development, qualitative, quantiative, mixed methods, evaluative thinking, Communication, writing, evaluation careerComment
9 Common Writing Mistakes in Evaluation
9 Common Writing Mistakes in Evaluation

Evaluators need to write clearly for their work to be used. Although not preferable, the written evaluation report must stand on its own, clearly conveying the key findings and messages. The 9 mistakes below are ones that I’ve come across in my years of writing, editing, and reading evaluation reports.

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Reporting, I do some evaluation, Evaluation is my main jobAlecia Kalloseffective reporting, evaluation reports, reporting, writingComment
How Writing an Evaluation Report is like Cooking
How Writing an Evaluation Report is like Cooking

The process of writing an evaluation report is like cooking. It can be a joyful and meditative process for some and an annoying necessity for others. Both cooking and report writing take practice; the more you do them, the more you refine your processes and find your own groove. While there is no formula to create a perfect reporting process, there are some key steps that can set you up for success.

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Reporting, I do some evaluation, Evaluation is my main jobAlecia Kallossupport use, data viz, evaluation reports, writingComment