Consensus scoring
Definition
Consensus scoring is a process where jurors discuss divergent scores and align on a shared outcome after independent evaluation, rather than relying on raw averages alone.
Consensus catches outliers and scoring errors before shortlists lock. Time-box discussions or panels stall. Document the final rationale for disputed finalists.
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