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That seems to have become the norm. To me that's just people misunderstanding how to use a gradual scale. I recently got a phone call from my apartment managem
by jbarberu 7y ago
That seems to have become the norm. To me that's just people misunderstanding how to use a gradual scale.
I recently got a phone call from my apartment management after I left a bunch of 3s and 4s on their annual review, they seemed distraught they got such bad scores. From my point of view they were doing just fine. The fact that they're not excellent in every regard shouldn't be surprising when I'm not paying through my nose to live there, I'm perfectly happy with 3.5/5 since that's what I'm paying for.
- kerng 7y agoIt's an ordinal scale with arbitrary meaning. 4 doesn't mean its twice as good as a 2 star rating (there is no interval or ratio). It basically means 5 = all okay! 4 and below there were issues of varying subjective degrees.