To have a classic car
we must love them! They are old, we don’t use them often and we never know if
the car will disappoint us or not when we want to have fun. I own a classic car
and because of that, unluckily, I have had a close relationship with a few mechanics.
When my car has a problem, I usually choose the mechanic intuitively. The
differences between them, generally are apparently reflected in the final cost.
While we were discussing KPI to be used in companies during the class, I
started thinking if I could develop my own KPIs in order to make decisions when
choosing the mechanic in the next time.
The price is an unquestionable KPI, but is
it the cheapest mechanic the best option? What about the number of times that
we have to leave the car at the mechanic? Was it because the car is old or
because the mechanic didn’t solve the problem or even didn’t check the car
completely and didn’t predict a future problem? How many days couldn’t I enjoy
my car because of it?
Of course there are external factors that
may interfere with some of the KPIs, but if we could develop them, then
probably we would improve our satisfaction: money and more time to enjoy a
classic car.

Nice car Pedro! :-)
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