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How far dare an evaluator go toward saving the world?

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In this article, Bob Stake explores the idea of skin in the game and asserts that no two evaluators would likely produce the exact same evaluation design and report. He then suggests a new standard for the field that "Evaluators should be encouraged to “have a life” and to “have a dream” so their interpretations are enriched by personal experience."

American Journal of Evaluation - Volume: 25 issue: 1, page(s): 103-107

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/109821400402500108?journalCode=ajec
Year
2004
Publisher
Sage
Author
Bob Stake
Principle 12: Skin-in-the-Game

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