Setting Objectives and Key Results in your team | Whitney O'Banner |

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  • Опубліковано 1 гру 2024

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  • @ron4sc
    @ron4sc 3 місяці тому

    She does a great job introducing OKRs. She has a great communication style and is fun to listen to. BTW, I love the shirt. :)

  • @terrybrown73
    @terrybrown73 5 років тому +8

    This should be required watching for any teams adopting OKRs - those early few quarters are hard, and this really helps simplify them - nice one Whitney, loved it, and feel very lucky that I was sat in the audience to see this!

  • @LeafMeAlonePlants
    @LeafMeAlonePlants 3 роки тому +1

    New pm here, this was so helpful just finished my first cycle of okrs here and looking to revamp them to be more effective. Thank you!!

  • @goodwish1543
    @goodwish1543 3 роки тому +2

    * Try tasks. over individual OKRs, ensure alignment over micromanagement.
    * Focus on outcomes: getting started is hard. not pursuit perfect. focus on making progress.
    * bottoms up

  • @turismoavenue
    @turismoavenue 2 роки тому

    now this, is more current with the situation now, rather that the google video, although their both informative, anyone has a link for okr in the design world?

  • @aryan6536
    @aryan6536 Рік тому

    Is her T-Shirt stating an OKR? If so , what's the metric ? Is that on the back?

  • @marcosiebecke7220
    @marcosiebecke7220 4 роки тому +1

    Key results are not metrics. Her "improve by 75%" is the key result. The metric is "as measured by WCAG complience".
    So what she is actively saying is: Have an objective ("improve accessibility"), make the KR less demanding/explicit by removing the measure ("by 75%"), and keep the metric.

  • @NikolausHfreedom4all
    @NikolausHfreedom4all 4 роки тому

    I really like your way how to explain, how review such a topic. thx a lot

  • @goodwish1543
    @goodwish1543 3 роки тому

    Good talk. What is try tasks?

  • @fwootamala
    @fwootamala 4 роки тому +1

    Hey, actual useful team-level OKR ideas that aren't meant for business leaders.