The only person who behaves sensibly is a tailor; they take fresh measurements each time they see a client
Everyone else sticks with old measurements and expects the client to fit them
The only person who behaves sensibly is a tailor; they take fresh measurements each time they see a client
Everyone else sticks with old measurements and expects the client to fit them
Sharp take. A talior remeasures every visit, and in the books you recalibrate too, you dont force last years numbers to fit :)
Totally, recalibrating keeps things relevant. Sticking to old numbers or ideas just doesn't work when things change.
yeah, and in finance I see it daily: last quarter’s cost baselines drift fast, so you remeasure and adjsut or the variance starts lying to you :)
Exactly, when the numbers drift, you gotta adjust or you're just fooling yourself with bad data. Keeps things real.