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OKR How to Achieve Bold Goals, Silicon Valley Style
- I’m already starting to get suspicious when I see titles like this, wondering if they’re titling it totally differently from the original again.
- Radical Focus - Achieving Your Most Important Goals with Objectives and Key Results
- What is “Radical Focus”?
- Christina Wlodky.
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A business book with a storyline, part 1 is the story and part 2 is an explanation of the framework.
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When
became interested in OKR, he recommended not this book but Measure What Matters written by the person who introduced OKR to Google.
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I’m certainly not sure what you’re getting at with the storytelling.
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Five Reasons Why You Can’t Finish What You’re Doing (p. 128)
- Not prioritizing goals.
- Not communicating goals with enthusiasm and without leaks.
- I don’t have a plan to accomplish this.
- No time set aside for important matters
- Quit without repeating.
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O’s rule
- Make the content qualitative and inspirational.
- Not quantitative. Use vague expressions such as “great results” → KR as a means of measuring them.
- Create time bindings.
- Allow each team to perform independently
- Make the content qualitative and inspirational.
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Created when Intel incorporated Drucker.’s MBO (Management by Objectvies), arranged by the CEO at the time.
- Takuya Oikawa
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- An incentive framework to move individuals and organizations in the same direction
- This OKR is especially effective in a “everyone does what they want to do” type of organization like Google
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Set one O (Objective) and about three KRs (Key Results) to measure that O, and then the organization and individuals work toward achieving that O.
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O or KR should be a difficult goal with about 50% confidence in achieving it.
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In return, choose something exciting that the employee would like to be able to accomplish.
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First, OKRs are set for the company as a whole, and then “departmental OKRs” are created for each department as well. In addition, we regularly review the status of achievement and check with the members to see how much the degree of realization of the O’s has increased.
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