JLBC Keeping objective

JLBC LEADING THROUGH CHALLENGES

JLBC Keeping objective

A weighted assessment will clarify the criteria you can use to make a decision and give your decision transparency.

In this simple example, a decision has to be made to adopt one of two projects—A or B; both seem attractive and have similar costs. To carry out the assessment, first, engage with your team to make a list

of criteria that the projects should satisfy. Not all standards are of equal importance, so give each one a score from 1 to 10, depending on how valuable the team considers it to be. Check that the criteria are rounded—not all skewed toward finance, for example. Score each option (A and B) out of 10 on each measure, and multiply each score by

its corresponding weighting. Add the scores to see which project fulfills the criteria best.

Not all standards are of equal importance, so give each one a score from 1 to 10 depending on how valuable the team considers it to be

JLBC Weighted assessment

JLBC CRITERIA

Maximize long-term customer satisfaction

Maximize return on investment

Maximize sustainability

Maximize high-quality standards

Maximize long-term profit potential

Maximize staff satisfaction

Maximize added value for customers

Minimize hassle and administrative complexity

Maximize fun and exciting work

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