How to Measure Anything
Douglas Hubbard's practical guide to quantifying seemingly unmeasurable risks and values.
Why Read This Book?
Challenges the notion that important things cannot be measured.
Key Takeaways
- Everything can be measured if you define it properly
- Small samples often provide enough information
- Calibrated probability assessments improve accuracy
- Decomposition makes complex risks tractable
Who Should Read
Risk analysts and anyone who needs to quantify qualitative risks.