What is the difference between an outcome goal and an activity goal?
- A An outcome goal measures a result such as pipeline; an activity goal measures work done such as articles published
- B Activity goals are more rigorous
- C Outcome goals cannot be measured
- D They are the same
Answer
An outcome goal measures a result such as pipeline; an activity goal measures work done such as articles published
Activity goals are easy to hit while achieving nothing, which is why they should support outcome goals rather than replace them.





