Indeed, the most talented currents don't just benchmark themselves against their colleagues and bosses, they're fully aware of the most talented exes who chose (or didn't choose) to leave.
Now, as I said before, these are just benchmark results, so real-world performance will differ.
Why don't we just benchmark and copy the best system used by other more 'successful' countries/economies? It's 'de rigueur' in the private sector.
As we discuss in our recent HBR article, "The End of Solution Sales," star salespeople know that situations like this are typically just benchmarking exercises in which the customer has probably already picked some other supplier to go with.
So, over time (there's a typical presumption of five years in the law, but that is just a benchmark), an owner can have acquired exclusive rights even in a descriptive term.
Gardner and 36 colleagues have provided not just a benchmark, but likely THE contemporary benchmark in Neotropical mammal biology...
International law sets the benchmark for a just peace and helps ensure that Palestinians and Israelis are treated equally.
It is this process which has allowed us (western liberal democrats) to come up with the concept of "human rights"—which since 1948 has been transformed into the benchmark of a just and humane society.
I'm just a benchmark, a reference for the Libyan people.
Rather, they should be guided by international law, which alone establishes the benchmarks for a just peace.
The German central bank is looking to relocate 50% of its total reserves to Frankfurt by 2020; the EU's largest economy is the world's second largest holder of gold reserves, trailing only the U.S. Why 50%, one may ask? "It's just a benchmark that makes sense," a spokesman explained.
