On the recordJune 26, 2018
We shouldn't measure success--and you always talk about this, Mr. Secretary, don't measure success by how much money we actually spend, but what impact our programs have on people's lives.
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congress.govWe shouldn't measure success--and you always talk about this, Mr. Secretary, don't measure success by how much money we actually spend, but what impact our programs have on people's lives.
Duffy advocates for evaluating programs based on their real-life impact rather than financial expenditure.
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