Name the options
Write real options that can be implemented, not just an ideal or weak option.
When options look good or expensive in different ways, put the criteria, weights, and scores into one picture. The outcome is not decided for you; It reveals the criterion that drives the rankings and what changes if you modify it.
Use approximate numbers or non-sensitive information. The score helps you organize and review, and does not substitute your judgment or professional opinion when the decision is high risk.
Go to tool ←Write real options that can be implemented, not just an ideal or weak option.
Weigh what you want to protect at this stage: income, learning, time, or security.
Change an important degree or weight and see if the arrangement remains stable or turns over easily.
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progresses with a weighted average 3.6 of 5. See if the weights really represent your stage.
| Standard and weight | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Impact | |||
| Time | |||
| Stability | |||
| Learning | |||
| Total | 3.5of 5 | 3.5of 5 | 3.6of 5 |
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No. It is the result of your current assumptions. Review risks, ethical boundaries, and missing information, then use them to open questions, not close them.
Three to five independent criteria are often sufficient. Too many standards may repeat the same idea and give formal precision.
Write a simple definition of grades 1 and 5 for each criterion, and use verifiable information whenever possible.