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I'm a CTO and I've disabled MyAnalytics and I'll disable this as well. We have power and we can do better. Let's create better companies and fight back with act
by haolez 6y ago
I'm a CTO and I've disabled MyAnalytics and I'll disable this as well. We have power and we can do better. Let's create better companies and fight back with actions, not words.
- Deely123123 6y agoSo... No profit for you?
- CyanBird 6y agoThese metrics are not the ones any sensible manager is interested in if they seek profit and well-being for the company
- icandoit 6y agoMaybe they would prefer KPIs like "increase sales", "average issue resolution time goes down" instead of fluff like "more @mentions used in chat to increase staff engagement". This data is a wet dream for middle managers locked out of creating actual value and doomed to micro-manage.
- haolez 6y agoIf I'm not profiting, I'll be out of business and these metrics will prove to be valuable. At this moment, I'm very profitable.
- aeternum 6y agoDo you use other metrics instead? My take on this is without metrics it's all subjective which is in many ways worse. Everyone, including your team managers have biases. Do they make decisions based on feelings rather than data?
- haolez 6y agoYes. We have metrics that are targeted towards business results.
- KWD 6y agoI receive the MyAnalytics emails where I work, and this sounded like it was based on the same thing as categories seem similar. Disabling is good, as they really have no value, and are just another distraction to dispose of in email.