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How Is the Attention to Detail Score Calculated?
How Is the Attention to Detail Score Calculated?

How the CD attention to detail score is calculated.

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Score Calculation

For each performance pillar, we ask several questions during feedback reviews. You can score up to 10 points for each question. We then calculate the average score for that pillar and multiply it by 10, giving a maximum score of 100 for that pillar in that specific review. All the feedback scores are then averaged to give you the Total Pillar Score, which you see in your portal.

The weight of this score is x1.

Types of reviews where your Attention to Detail skills are rated:

  • Client Reviews

  • Creatives Reviews

  • Quality Assurance (QA) Checks


Sources for this score

QA Checks Questions & Points

Does the initially submitted and current scope align?

  • (+4 points) All the steps in the timeline are the same as in the project brief

  • (+2 points) The project brief is updated (if applicable)

  • (+2 points) Note explaining any updates made to the brief (if applicable)

BONUS

  • (+1 point) Fixed formatting and weird words

  • (+1 point) Removed bottom section of the template if it's not needed

  • (+1 point) Extra info was added / updated, comments added to tag the client

How clearly does the timeline outline the project?

  • (+1 point) phases are clearly outlined

  • (+1 point) Making sure the “final files” task is renamed and explained and the time is adjusted. (not being scored yet)

  • (+2 points) All tasks are adjusted to less than 3 days. If a CD thinks a task will take longer than 3 days, then the task is broken down into smaller tasks (not being scored yet)

  • (+2 points) Detailed the task or phase name, i.e. concept ideation (3-4) clearly if things are modified, or kept the original name without typos (not being scored yet)

  • (+1 point) tasks aren't stacked needlessly

  • (+1 point) tasks statuses are updated

BONUS (pick two)

  • (+1 point) Client feedback task under the client line (without extending timeline)

  • (+1 point) CD QA task under the CD line (without extending timeline)

  • (+1 point) Added emojis to help communicate the timeline tasks

  • (+1 point) Adding client tasks in the client section that could potentially derail the project. For example, "refer to X examples", "watch video", "provide headshots", etc.

Client Review Questions

  • Rate the team's attention to detail

  • Is the team paying enough attention to detail?

Creatives Review Questions

  • Were project & brand specs well considered and implemented? Were things like the timeline & Miro board updated with details? Were files named?

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