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Reflections on a Career in Evaluation
2002
Japanese Journal of Evaluation Studies
The author reflects on his 27 year history as an internal evaluator in a large government social service agency, with particular emphasis on how and why they began doing evaluation, the evolution of their evaluation methodology over time, the impact of external forces on that evolution, and some of the specific distinctions between their original approach and their more recent systems. A "lessons learned" discussion may have particular value to evaluators beginning their careers or moving into
doi:10.11278/jjoes2001.2.63
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