results-based approach
noun phraseA way of doing something where you care most about the good things that happen at the end.
The coach used a results-based approach, so the team practiced only the skills that win games.
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2. A management style that judges success by final numbers rather than by effort or process.
The company adopted a results-based approach and rewarded employees for hitting targets.
3. A teaching method that checks learning by what students can do, not just by what they were taught.
Her results-based approach to teaching meant students had to show they could solve problems on their own.
4. A way of planning aid or charity work that focuses on measurable changes in people's lives.
The charity switched to a results-based approach so donors could see exactly what improved.