> KPIs don't need to be tied to actual people, usually they are tied to teams, systems, projects, processes, etc. Right, but my post, the post I was responding

> KPIs don't need to be tied to actual people, usually they are tied to teams, systems, projects, processes, etc. Right, but my post, the post I was responding to, the post the post I was responding to was responding to, and the article in the link, was specifically about a situation where KPIs are tied to actual people. I'm not sure what you're arguing for or against.