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Yeah, if they were very well-managed that have metrics not only for success but also for potential loss. And then an honest qualitative evaluation to see change
by loughnane 3y ago
Yeah, if they were very well-managed that have metrics not only for success but also for potential loss. And then an honest qualitative evaluation to see changes—good and bad—in the things that are hard to measure but nonetheless important.
I’ve seen very few firms of any sort do that well.
- AlecSchueler 3y agoI'm reading this as they should do nothing because they're incapable of meaningfully assessing the impact? Then I'm sure we're both unqualified to give our views on it too.