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Measure what matters from "summary" of The 4 Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney,Sean Covey,Jim Huling
The concept of "Measure what matters" is foundational to the success of any execution effort. It is the cornerstone of effective goal achievement. Without clear and specific metrics, progress cannot be tracked, and success cannot be determined. By focusing on measuring what truly drives results, teams can stay aligned and focused on the most critical objectives. This requires a deep understanding of the key drivers of success and a commitment to tracking progress in a meaningful and actionable wa...
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