Making team goals measurable without inventing precision
A goal needs a definition and a period before it can be evaluated fairly.
A practical approach
State what counts toward the goal, which records support it and when the period closes. Pair volume measures with relevant quality checks, such as complete appointment handoffs. Review context when results differ instead of treating every number as equally comparable. Keep the original goal visible when expectations change.
Put it into practice
- Define the counted event
- Set the review period
- Include a quality check
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