You are right that overall we focus more on negatives than positives. We believe this is justified since organizations are already incentivized to make the positive case for themselves, and routinely do so in public announcements as well as private recruitment and funding pitches.
As a potential consumer of your critiques/evaluations, I would prefer that you distribute your focus exactly to the degree that you believe it to be warranted in light of your independent impression of the org in question, rather than try to rectify a possible imbalance by deliberately erring in the opposite direction.
Hi Pablo, thanks for you comment. We want to clarify that we aren’t trying to balance the critiques in a certain way, just that it so happens that the organizations that are next on our list will have a greater mix of positives and negatives.
As a potential consumer of your critiques/evaluations, I would prefer that you distribute your focus exactly to the degree that you believe it to be warranted in light of your independent impression of the org in question, rather than try to rectify a possible imbalance by deliberately erring in the opposite direction.
Hi Pablo, thanks for you comment. We want to clarify that we aren’t trying to balance the critiques in a certain way, just that it so happens that the organizations that are next on our list will have a greater mix of positives and negatives.