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If they hired team managers that use those metrics, do you think that their peers would know this is a bad practice? It seems like this problem widespread and n
by varispeed 6y ago
If they hired team managers that use those metrics, do you think that their peers would know this is a bad practice? It seems like this problem widespread and nobody wants to say "we don't need this data", so yes this should come from the top. However, I fear that if a company starts to suffer, the shareholders would want to know answers and data. Would any exec have dared to say "sorry we don't have any metrics about individual employee performance"?
- masswerk 6y agoThe problem is: It's not a viable metric in any way, meaning, it's not a metric at all. It's just another incentive for some "alternate reality".