WHY

When someone poses the question, 'What does it take to achieve something?' the typical responses include self-confidence, hard work, and smartness, among others. However, one crucial aspect often overlooked is having a clear target or plan. Without a defined target, the true meaning of achievement remains elusive.

Imagine having a target and successfully reaching a milestone within it. The next question naturally arises: How do you measure the percentage of target achievement?

In this tutorial, I delve into this concept, providing insights through four practical examples.

BY THE END OF THE TUTORIAL

  How to Calculate Sales Target Achievement Percentage

  Calculating Order Dispatch Percentage in the Logistics Department

  Determining Calls Answered Percentage in a Call Centre (BPO)

  Monitoring School Student Exam Progress

HOW YOU WILL LEARN

There is a saying that you cannot ride a bicycle by just watching someone riding the Bicycle.

If you want to really understand something, link what you learn in the course to what you do at work. It's okay to feel confused when trying new things; it's part of the learning process. Remember, having questions actually makes your knowledge stronger. So, don't worry about doubts—see them as opportunities to learn and improve.