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: Business WritingWhat Do You Mean by "Metrics"?
By Lynn Gaertner-Johnston
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Joy wrote to complain and ask for clarification on the correct use of the word metrics in business communication: "A word that is not one of my favorites is metrics used to describe financial performance. Example: Our metrics don't look...Full post as published by Business Writing on March 28, 2008 (boomark / email).
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