“Number one is what does success look like…Number two: who owns it…Number three: how do you measure it?”

Chrissy Myers · Level Up Claims · Accountability Without Clarity Is Just Irritation ft. Chrissy Myers - Episode 201

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asks three clarifying questions to define accountability: what does success look like, who owns it, how do you measure it

Said nearby on the same subject

“Sam made a really good point that you cannot hand your work over to agents unless it does two things: define what good looks like; prove that your system does what this good definition looks like.”
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Said on The Pragmatic Engineer
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“I will typically ask three in succession, which is, what does that mean? How do you know that? And so what?”
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Said on The Game with Alex Hormozi
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“They aren't as hung up on defining success as how much checkout they have in their commerce system... define success metrics within those three strands”
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Darren Lynch
The Watson Weekly: eCommerce Strategy & News ·
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“Celtic knot, as I like to describe it, with data enrichment, discovery, and checkout... define success metrics within those three strands, conversion rate, optimization... skyrocket”
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Darren Lynch
The Watson Weekly: eCommerce Strategy & News ·
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