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Franz Kafka would have loved the whole concept of corporate performance management because when he was living in Prague in the 1900s he was overpowered by his family situation, his father being a tyrannical monster, and his mother being a nonentity, and his three younger sisters being annoying and distracting, so that the creative Kafka could hardly think, hardly write, hardly breathe. He was in dire need of some help, some way to make progress, some method of measuring his performance. If only he had this company to help him, he would have loved it.