Yes. It's hard to measure results, because you usually want to know the counterfactuals, like: "what would the result have been if someone else had been given t

Yes. It's hard to measure results, because you usually want to know the counterfactuals, like: "what would the result have been if someone else had been given the assignment". If sales grow 10x under your watch, was that because of your hard work and talent, or because the economy went through an upswing and a few lucrative customers stumbled in the door on their own accord? If your colleagues responsible for the neighbouring regions aren't doing as well, would you have done any better in their place? Very hard to know. But they can easily see if you're working overtime.