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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 38 MIN

48. The 6 Myths That Hold Evaluators Back In Their Careers

from The Evaluation Couch

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 come from, how they impact career growth and satisfaction, and why letting go of them can open up new possibilities. Through real-world examples and practical advice, you'll learn how to navigate your unique path in evaluation with more confidence, clarity, and purpose. Resources:  Canadian Evaluation Society Fellows.  The Generalist World.  GEI Evaluation Competency Framework.  *Join The Evaluator's Edge waitlist here to be the first to hear when doors open and get a special discount.   Download your free workbook to become a confident evaluator who attracts top opportunities in 4 steps here.  www.mariamontenegro.ca | www.linkedin.com/in/mariamontenegro 

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