In our latest blog, we reflected on how following our own advice isn’t always easy. While we advise clients to use metrics to improve performance,
Khulisa has extensively used data visualization in its evaluations over the last 10 years. Our first infographic was used to convince policy makers to change
This is the final week in our series on cognitive biases and, for this last edition, we will be looking at the Bandwagon Effect and
We are in week five of our series on Cognitive Biases and why evaluators need to be aware of them. This week we will look
In week 3 of our series on cognitive biases, we will be looking at the Dunning Kruger Effect and how it can change the way
The third #EvalTuesdayTip from our 6 week series on evaluator blind spots is on confirmation bias. Evaluators (as well as all other members of the
This is the second #EvalTuesdayTip in our 6 week series on our evaluator blind spots, cognitive biases. The Narrative Fallacy is the human tendency to
Evaluators can get very caught up in their own expertise and forget that common cognitive biases affect us all. Especially when working as a single
Evaluator competencies are critical for ensuring quality, and Khulisa is excited that there is a new tool to assess evaluator competencies. It was developed by
Clean data is vital to generate accurate results for evaluations. Most organizations use excel for all data processing and don’t have the skillsets to use
