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Shared success is not metrics. In fact, most people’s understanding of “metrics” erodes any ability to have a high performing team. In my experience, there’s
by SkyPuncher 3y ago
Shared success is not metrics. In fact, most people’s understanding of “metrics” erodes any ability to have a high performing team.
In my experience, there’s an intangible aspect of “doing what the team needs” that fixed metrics simply cannot capture.
- naijaboiler 3y agoCorrect. In fact too much metric-ing gets in the way of that