For some it's a fleeting, ephemeral state contingent on circumstance and resistant to a singular definition; for others it's a phenomenon that can be observed, measured and distilled into numbers, metrics and, ultimately, policy.
By remembering that the founder must prove to be a successful salesperson first and foremost, there is power in hiring in numbers, metrics are your friend, you should trust your gut, and that keeping things in perspective is vital to the success of your company, you can overcome most hurdles when scaling your business.
Where n is the number of metrics considered, and x i is an individual metric.
The intended effect is to summarize the metric values of a given set of landscapes by reducing the number of metrics that need to be interpreted.
The platform uses an intelligent algorithm to match employers with jobseekers based on a number of metrics.
And a number of metrics, all taken together, point to Keira Knightley, not Reese Witherspoon, as best actress.
As the rhetoric between the Australian and Indonesian governments becomes more strained, here's a look at how the two countries compare on a number of metrics.
Latino immigrants, of course, still trail other groups in a number of metrics, including education and income.
This is one of a number of metrics on which America is a weird outlier among nations.
This consists of a number of metrics that must be met or maintained before any incentive can be paid out.
