Metric fixation
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metric-fixation-295-4687951
title:
Metric fixation
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Metric fixation refers to a tendency for decision-makers to place excessively large emphases on selected metrics. In management, decision makers typically use metrics to measure how well a person or an organization attain desired goal(s). E.g., a company might use "the number of new customers gained" as a metric to evaluate the success of a marketing campaign. The issue of metric fixation is said to arise if the decision maker(s) focus excessively on the metrics, often to the point that they tre
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Tendency for decision-makers to place excessively large emphases on selected metrics
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metric_fixation
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2024-03-12T06:59:58Z
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