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a track record

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a track record
all of the past achievements or failures of a person or organization We like to recruit managers with a strong track record. (often + in ) They have a strong track record in rescuing ailing companies.
See also: record, track


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My general view about politics and running for office is that if you end up being fortunate enough to have the opportunity to serve, it is because you got a track record of service in the community," Obama said in the 1993 interview.
Karen Ashtiani brings with her a track record in media-planning for a number of high-profile brands.
Any business opportunity worth considering will either have a track record that you can investigate and evaluate, or it will have a clear statement of the plan, the potential, and the up-front costs.
 
 
 
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