What are OKRs? Easy Explanation And Practical Examples Of Objectives And Key Results
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- In this video I explain what OKRs are, why they are so popular with leading companies like Google, LinkedIn and AirBnB to help them set targets and manage performance. I give an easy to understand explanation and give some practical examples.
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It’s a very powerful concept. I work for a huge company in Brazil that use these concepts to achieve main goals. It seems a simple technique, however allows amazing results. Congrats for this explanation. Thank you!
Hi Thiago. I am currently starting to study this practice to (hopefully) use in future. Would you be available for a quick chat? Thanks in advance.
Hello , can you help me with this ? I have no clue about it please
Thanks for sharing OKR concept, pretty good!
One of the best explanation!
Wonderfully explained
Thank you 😊
Excellent video! For me, it was enough to I get the concept. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
@@bernardmarr yeah, helped me so much! And I'm already subscribed in your channel haha! God job
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As I understand, the objective should be audacious (moon shot), challenging but reachable. But surely not measurable. It's more like a northern star. So your example for the objectice: "We want to increase revenue by the end of this financial year by 15%" is not an appropriate one. It could be a key result (quantitative measurable)
Peter, The objectives don't have to be 'audacious' but should be challenging and stretching. For many companies, a 15% increase in revenue could be very stretching.
Peter, is right on the example being used IS a key result by definition. Most would agree that this is part of the path of even writing good OKRs. The objective would be to grow the companies bottom line. One of the measurable key results would be the example provided.
@@succeedforevercommunity9857 seriously overcomplicated bull shit. No wonder people are leaving the work force...this is complete BS. Why not have a goal and then a stretch goal. See how easy that was? another PHD that is smoking too much weed
Thank you for the explanation
You’re welcome
Dear Friends,
We always see positive OKR means always growing. So is there any case where OKR has a negative value?. If yes, please give an example?. Thank you.
I don't know, unhappily. If you already found the answer, please, share with us.
sounds like "Goals, Objectives, Strategy, Tactic" served in another form.... Is there anything really novel?
It's early what it is. It's also the thing that makes me want to pull my hair out at work everyday 🤣
I know what my team needs to do on order to create value but I take days at the beginning of each quarter, more days tracking and measuring things just to spend another day putting into a report. But if I had those days back I could have just provided more value, if you trust me.
Sometimes I feel like they just don't have enough trust and I've never given them a reason not to. But OKRs it is.
So basically the key result is just a detailed/in depth version of the objective?…
can we combine OKR and balance scorecard?
Absolutely - you could take the best of both to create a powerful performance management approach.
Yes, you can combine it with your scoredboard by grading your OKRs each and every Quarter...
You are incorrect companies are using OKR for specific focal requirements. If you fail an OKR then you do not get merit raises.
The fact that people need a tutorial about a process in order to achieve an object means this has already FAILED. Seriously...a new way of thinking is often overly complicated and obfuscation which results are theoretical bull shit.
He talks so slow
boring
Go watch Kardashians then