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Five-star-ratings everywhere
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The race may already be lost, but still.
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This is literally just a 3-option ranking with extra steps.
Yes, but with some studies to back it up.
fully agreed but trying to treat it any other way punishes the people at the bottom and does nothing to the people who set up and use the system
Sure.
However, assuming two exceptional employees rated consistently 7-10, there's a measurable difference between an 8.2 and an 8.6.
The alternative is 3 vs. 3.
People also like to have options. Having a sad face, a neutral face and a smiley doesn't really cut it for pretty much anything.
Having the option of 1 being "utter shit" and 4 being "bad but workable" seems like it has benefits.