This document discusses a study on the association between nonfinancial performance measures and financial performance of a lodging chain. The study examined data from a large US lodging chain over multiple years to determine if nonfinancial metrics like customer satisfaction and employee turnover correlated with financial outcomes. The results suggested some nonfinancial measures like customer satisfaction and employee turnover were significantly associated with financial performance indicators like revenue per available room and net operating income.
This document discusses a study on the association between nonfinancial performance measures and financial performance of a lodging chain. The study examined data from a large US lodging chain over multiple years to determine if nonfinancial metrics like customer satisfaction and employee turnover correlated with financial outcomes. The results suggested some nonfinancial measures like customer satisfaction and employee turnover were significantly associated with financial performance indicators like revenue per available room and net operating income.
This document discusses a study on the association between nonfinancial performance measures and financial performance of a lodging chain. The study examined data from a large US lodging chain over multiple years to determine if nonfinancial metrics like customer satisfaction and employee turnover correlated with financial outcomes. The results suggested some nonfinancial measures like customer satisfaction and employee turnover were significantly associated with financial performance indicators like revenue per available room and net operating income.