Understand the concept
Choose measures tied to customer outcomes, cash, and quality.
Ask the learner to restate the principle using their own example.

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BUSINESS / INTERMEDIATE / INSTRUCTOR
Outcome: Run a weekly decision meeting from a small scorecard.
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Choose measures tied to customer outcomes, cash, and quality.
Ask the learner to restate the principle using their own example.
Define each metric's numerator, denominator, and source.
Work one case together and narrate the decision at each step.
Compare trends to thresholds rather than to a single week.
Give the learner a new case; observe the process before offering a correction.
Assign an owner and due date to each action.
Request an independent explanation and ask which assumptions might change the result.
Build a weekly four-metric dashboard for a new store launch.
Include source definitions, thresholds, interpretation, and one corrective action.
Accept a written, spoken, or accessible equivalent response when it demonstrates the same skill. Mark each criterion met, developing, or missing; never mark attendance alone as competency.
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