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> Further substantiating this trend, PwC research, which examined over 10,500 projects, revealed that only a mere 2.5% of companies successfully completed 100%
by falcor84 1y ago
> Further substantiating this trend, PwC research, which examined over 10,500 projects, revealed that only a mere 2.5% of companies successfully completed 100% of their projects.
That's such a strange metric. Of course any company of a nontrivial size cannot (and should not) strive for 100% project completion. It's entirely rational to abandon / roll back some projects, or to treat an 80% completion as good enough, after reaching diminishing returns.
As for what ClearWork does - I'm sorry to say that it sounds to me like exactly the sort of employer spyware that they'd want to use to make it easier to replace employees with $CORPORATE_BUZZWORD.