Explore/Sources/The Tyranny of MetricsbookThe Tyranny of MetricsJerry Z MullerMuller, Jerry Z. The Tyranny of Metrics. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2018.Open in graphPreviousJerry L Mashaw — Bureaucratic Justice: Managing Social SecurityNextJim Collins — Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... andRelated books3 booksRelated books3 booksBookHow Serious Systems LearnDisciplines for Acting Without CertaintyA handbook for teams and institutions that need to learn in motion, improve under pressure, and make better decisions without waiting for perfect information.View bookBookLiving in SedimentHow Structures Outlive Their ReasonsWe live inside inherited systems built for constraints that no longer exist. When structures survive after their reasons disappear, meaning drifts—and the danger is forgetting the sediment is sediment.View bookBookWhy Collaboration Is So HardAnd Why the Effort Still MattersWhy joint work fails when incentives, trust, and shared understanding do not line up—and why the effort to collaborate still matters.View book
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