Handling Split Panel Votes
WHAT IT IS
Handling split panel votes means treating disagreement as information, not something to settle by seniority or majority. A split usually means the evidence is thin, the rubric is unclear, or someone is scoring something else.
WHY IT MATTERS
When the most senior person speaks first, the split disappears — but the uncertainty doesn't. You just stop being able to see it.
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- • Signal-vs-noise lab: 2 real interview moments, weak vs. strong interviewer
- • What goes wrong when teams skip it
- • 3 realistic scenarios to test your judgement, with XP and streaks
