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How to score without emotion
Scoring feels like the simple part, but it is where your credibility sits. Two habits keep it honest: score against the agreed criteria rather than the word that sounds right, and check where the score sits next to everything else. Mark everything high and no one can tell real alarm from reflex.
What you'll learn
Scoring feels like the simple part, but it is where your credibility sits. This video covers two habits that keep a score honest: reading the criteria rather than the label, and sense-checking the score against everything else.
- A high score is not insurance against blame; it is a reading against agreed criteria.
- Read the criteria, not the word that sounds about right.
- Check where the score sits relative to every other risk.
- If everything is red, no one can tell real alarm from reflex.