IT Spring 2019 - OKR Commitment square
Check out my talk at IT Spring 2019. In this presentation, I talk about how to use OKRs for strategy and how to use a tool called the OKR commitment square to execute your OKR check-ins.
Check out my talk at IT Spring 2019. In this presentation, I talk about how to use OKRs for strategy and how to use a tool called the OKR commitment square to execute your OKR check-ins.
How to run a successful OKR Check-In
Last week Perdoo founder Henrik-Jan van der Pol asked me to describe how teams can run a successful OKR check-in. OKR Check-ins are the key ingredient of any successful OKR implementation. But they are hard to do. You need to run them at least weekly, come well prepared and make sure your team members are […]
Last week Perdoo founder Henrik-Jan van der Pol asked me to describe how teams can run a successful OKR check-in.OKR Check-ins are the key ingredient of any successful OKR implementation. But they are hard to do. You need to run them at least weekly, come well prepared and make sure your team members are committed to executing experiments or the tasks in order to move the needle. A typical OKR check-in agenda looks like this:
(actuals are updated before the check-in starts)
1. Review OKRs and set confidence scores
2. Account: report on previous commitments
3. Plan: make new commitments
4. Clear the path: discuss impediments
5. Health: discuss the team health
You can read the whole interview here.
Update: the article is now also translated into Russian. Credits to Natalia Gulchevskaya http://okr-academy.ru/kak-provoidit-uspeshnie-sobrania