Faceted Assessment Framework™
Faceted Assessment Framework™. Every weak spot stays in sight.
It scores many parts together, and 1 strong area never hides a weak one.
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The problem it fixes
1 strong score can hide a weak one.
Averages are kind to weak spots. A great sales number can lift the overall score while a failing area stays out of sight.
How it works
From parts to 1 fair picture.
Name the facets
Break what you are scoring into 4 or more facets, such as the parts of a company.
Group them into clusters
Gather the facets into 2 or more clusters, so related parts are read together.
Weight each facet
Give each facet a weight; all weights add up to 1. Clusters are never weighted.
Build the composite
Combine the weighted facet scores into 1 overall result.
Apply the floor override
If a facet falls below its floor, that weakness overrides the overall score. 1 strong area cannot hide it.
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The outcome
See the weak spot early.
You get 1 overall picture that still shows each weak area, so you most likely fix the right thing sooner.
Results are most likely to follow if the process is followed properly, with good intention and best effort.
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