Welcome to The Evaluation Couch, where we discuss topics related to evaluation and navigating a career in evaluation. In this space, I will share about my evaluation journey, share tips from my career advising and management experience, and invite other evaluators to hear about their perspectives. My goal is to continue promoting the use of evaluation and help evaluators build the careers they des... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode, Maria discusses six common myths that can hold back careers in evaluation including the belief that you need a PhD, must specialize, or need to keep collecting credentials to succeed. This episode explores where each of these myths c... more
In this episode, Maria speaks with researcher and evaluation expert John LaVelle about their study on the imposter phenomenon among evaluators. They explore why feelings of imposterism are common among evaluators and how professional identity and com... more
In this episode, Paul Bakker joins The Evaluation Couch to share his insights on how a sales pipeline can support an evaluator's independent consulting business. Paul explains how he tracks different types of leads—open RFPs, vendor-of-record opportu... more
In this episode, Allison Prieur joins Maria to discuss her experience participating in the Evaluation Capacity Case Challenge (EC3). Allison shares how she overcome her hesitation to apply to the program and how this experience has changed her evalua... more
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As a struggling Young & Emerging Evaluator, I have benefited a lot from Maria’s podcast which I feel is carefully crafted and curated for us -YEEs. I have listened to all 25 episodes so far, and it just feels that every episode is curated for me.
Thank you Maria !
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Focusing on the field of evaluation, this podcast explores a variety of topics related to career development within this sector. It features discussions on essential competencies for evaluators, innovative workplace practices, and the importance of community and shared values in professional growth. The content is enriched by insights from experienced practitioners who share their personal journeys and challenges, particularly regarding inclusivity, anti-racist practices, and the evolving landscape of evaluation in different sectors. This podcast is likely to resonate well with emerging evaluators, seasoned professionals, and those interested in social impact and community engagement, providing valuable guidance and support through shared e... more
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