Performance indicator Puns

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So I noticed a new red indicator in the top right corner of my screen when playing earlier today. I wish I took a picture of it, but it basically was a volume speaker symbol like you would see on a PC with a stick shift symbol next to it. Is there any information on this in the patch notes because I didn’t see it.

Continuing on this saga:

https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/o0xwat/management_initiatives/

https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/comments/nlcy7v/im_writing_a_book_about_my_corporate_experiences/

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Key Performance Indicators.

This concept has baffled people who thought they had been hired to do something meaningful for as long as the con-artist who came up with the concept had a career.

As far as I can understand, KPI's are simply used to measure how well you or someone else does a job. The thought is pretty silly once you begin to think about it, since under any normal circumstances, you would think that a job either gets done or it does not. That's it. The rest is just meta, which is convenient since our KPI was how many KPI's we came up with.

So we invented all kinds of metrics and measures that we started reporting on and everyone in senior management pretended to be completely on board with this stuff. I always thought it was funny how everyone played along. We were paid to invent metrics that are completely removed from reality and to generate numbers to accompany those metrics, and then someone else is paid to pretend to understand those numbers.

The jig would be up the moment someone asked what would change if those underlying numbers were to change, and you know it's all make-believe because in more than half a decade, no one has dared to ask such a simple question. We would all be out of a job if that happened, so it's better for everyone to play along.

Sometimes to generate suspense, someone might say something like "I don't like these numbers", which is hilarious since that would imply the person saying it had a clue about what those numbers actually meant. So then we take this "feedback" and come back the next day with new numbers, saying that we forgot to include this or that and that now it's fixed. Absolutely nothing of substance has really changed, so everyone forgets about it and moves on.

I personally find it endearing when a summer intern or a junior analyst joins the team and they are anxious about how these numbers will be met by senior management and whatnot. I feel like I should just tell them that it's OK to re

Last year was the first year I truly paid attention to the NFL, starting around week 4, and this year I’m starting in May with my fantasy research, hoping to do better in my league(s).

That being said, what are your favorite/best indicators that a player will perform really well in the upcoming year?

Some examples I’ve seen are:

1. Jacob Gibbs talked about Targets Per Route Run on the Fantasy Football Today podcast as an indication of high fantasy points per route
2. 400 touches for an RB in a season indicates a big drop-off in production and high injury risk for the next year
3. I believe a user here mentioned recently that he looks at sophomore QBs every year as their breakout year
4. RBs starting to lose productivity around ages 26-28

Those are just a few, but I’m eager to hear what stats you all think are the best indicator of what we can expect from players in the upcoming year.

Is it not just pure speculation at that point?

Seems like another echo chamber opinion. All the ‘OG’ crypto investors seem to know somehow that we will enter a bear market and they have some grand plan to dump loads of money in then. Seeing as it’s happened in the past, it MUST happen in the future...

I must have something wrong. My phone shows a strong LTE, sometimes even 5G connection. Yet literally nothing that uses an Internet connection will load.

Here's a screenshot I took while trying to load Reddit, Facebook, Clash of Clans, etc and all it would do is spin and never load.

http://imgur.com/a/PSA2tpH

To me, that's showing I have a perfectly fine connection, am I severely mistaken?

I'm using a Pixel 5 on GoogleFi, if that matters.

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How do you guys use the PI’s in your roleplay?

I just explain them in the beginning and they naturally become included when I start to explain the actual case and how we can solve it.

But what’s the real way to use them?

Hello there. I've been playing Overwatch for improvement for about a year now, and I'm convinced that I'm the world's worst Overwatch player. And that's not an exaggeration. I'm nearly level 400 ingame and I find myself among the bottom 300 players according to Overbuff. My peak SR is 1202, and if that sounds bad to you just wait until you hear that I'm usually around 400 below that. Yes, when many of you think SR you may think of a four digit number but I think of a three digit one and even there I struggle to make an impact. Surely I'm better than people who just started playing and are level 1 though, or at least I hope I am. But by level 25 most people entering competitive go straight to gold. So I count myself as worse than level 1 players because they have way more potential. I'm the world's worst investment of Overwatch coaching -> skill.

So when people who found out that WASD makes you move and are playing blindfolded with a trackpad are rolling me, you'd wonder what my issues are. SURELY no one can be that bad, right? There's got to be some outside factors! Framerate? Nope, I have an R5 3600 and a 1650 Super, I run the game without any lag. Sensitivity? My sens is 7 with 800 DPI, higher than some people but not ridiculously high. New? As I said I have played about 400 hours of Overwatch and have played 350 of those dedicated to improvement which I'll get to in a bit.

So for my FPS history: I've played PC games for ages now, but mostly story based games and looter shooters like Warframe and The Division. I sucked at all of them lol, I struggled with Doom 2016 on easy mode. There's a game called Prey which has a story mode which is easier than easy mode for people who just want to enjoy the story and I struggled on that too. Other genres were a similar story. I played some competitive FPS games like CSGO and R6S but quite casually. Among them was Overwatch: I just played quick play for loot boxes essentially and didn't worry about skill. I played for about 50 hours before moving away from Overwatch for a bit.

At the end of 2019 I decided enough was enough and that I wanted to learn to play video games properly. And I selected Overwatch because it was one of my favorite games. So I started watching tons of Overwatch guides and high level gameplay (and continue to do so). I received plenty of VOD reviews. Around mid-2020 I started getting coaching from a very generous plat player for free. I'd say I improved. This time last year I thought that m