Yeah, especially when we don't really know what we're even measuring in the first place. Attempts to measure the output of knowledge workers have always been mo

Yeah, especially when we don't really know what we're even measuring in the first place. Attempts to measure the output of knowledge workers have always been more art than science, and biased by the viewpoint of whoever's paying for the measurement. Virtually all measurements depend on "all other things being equal." Which they weren't.