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There’s a certain kind of goal that sounds ambitious, exciting, and perfectly reasonable and still manages to be useless. You’ve probably heard it before: “We want to be the market leader.” “We’re aiming for 10% growth this quarter.” “We need to become more customer-centric.” The issue isn’t that these goals are bad. It’s that they’re abstract. They give the appearance of direction without…
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