Criteria.si

Criteria.si

The AI tutor for structured decisions and evaluation criteria

Hiring, buying, grading, or picking a vendor - good decisions come from clear criteria, not gut feel. Learn weighted scoring, decision matrices, and how to design rubrics that hold up to scrutiny.

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Decision frameworks

Weighted scoring, Pugh matrices, and the Analytic Hierarchy Process, explained plainly.

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Build your own rubric

Step-by-step help designing criteria for hiring, buying, or grading decisions.

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Avoid common pitfalls

Spot double-counted criteria, arbitrary weights, and bias before they skew a decision.

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A guide to evaluation frameworks

Real methods for turning a fuzzy decision into clear, defensible criteria.

Core frameworks

  • Weighted sum model — Score each option on each criterion, multiply by importance weight, and total the results.
  • Analytic Hierarchy Process — Saaty's 1980s method for pairwise-comparing criteria to derive consistent weights.
  • TOPSIS — Ranks options by closeness to an ideal solution and distance from the worst case.
  • Pugh matrix — Compares options against a baseline (better, worse, same) per criterion for quick screening.

Applying criteria

  • Hiring rubrics — Defining must-have vs nice-to-have criteria before reviewing candidates, to reduce bias.
  • Vendor scorecards — Weighting cost, quality, reliability, and support when comparing suppliers.
  • Grading rubrics — Breaking an assignment into scored criteria so evaluation is consistent across students.

Common pitfalls

  • Double-counting — Overlapping criteria (e.g. 'quality' and 'reliability') can silently double their real weight.
  • Arbitrary weighting — Weights chosen without justification undermine the credibility of the whole evaluation.
  • Confirmation bias — Scoring a preferred option generously without realizing it skews supposedly objective criteria.

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