Discuss the mechanisms of success in brief

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Question: The Chapter discusses the four mechanisms of success for measurement-managed firms and four barriers to effective measurement. Reflect upon your workplace and/or your academic career, How is performance managed? What barriers to effective measurement do you observe, give examples.

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