An Overview of Performance Measurement
Do you jog, play basketball, ride a bike, or participate in some other team or individual sport? If so, you likely keep track of your performance, even if it’s as simple as “I ran that eight-mile loop faster than ever” or “I scored four more points during this game than I did in the last one.”
Why do you keep score in these ways? Like many people, you’re probably performance-driven or achievement-oriented—or maybe just naturally competitive. You want to know whether your performance is improving or declining and how your latest achievement compares with your personal best. You crave feedback on how you’re ...
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