What Works?
Socio-effectiveness has to do not with the goodness of outputs, but the goodness of outcomes. It isn’t about doing things right or doing the right things. It is about righting the things we do—ensuring that our products and services ultimately result in positive, tangible benefits and refraining from those that don’t, can’t, and won’t. Socio-effect
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Against performance fetishization
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“What gets measured gets done,” Peter Drucker once famously said. But the terrible thing is that this often translates to the only things getting done being the things easily measured. And much of the richness, meaning, and fulfilment in life come from the things that can’t be measured easily