That reminds me of another excellent book: Good to Great by Jim Collins. Great companies have a clear single metric of profitability (profit per x) and then relentlessly iteratively optimize against it--what Collins refers to as the Flywheel.
If there was any doubt this practice of having a small confined environment with clear metrics and feedback and iterating against it relentlessly was a Pattern of Success... Hmm.. Very enlightening.
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That reminds me of another excellent book: Good to Great by Jim Collins. Great companies have a clear single metric of profitability (profit per x) and then relentlessly iteratively optimize against it--what Collins refers to as the Flywheel.
If there was any doubt this practice of having a small confined environment with clear metrics and feedback and iterating against it relentlessly was a Pattern of Success... Hmm.. Very enlightening.