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The Executioner’s Tale Inspired by Christina Wodtke’s talk at Interaction ‘14 Presented by Suff at Interaction ‘14 Redux - London
Senior Experience Designer, SapientNitro
@suffiyanz
Cofounder of Twitter
“It’s really complex to make something simple.”
Jack Dorsey
Is it new/inspiring? Is it engaging? What’s in it for me?
What I’m looking for…
New Engaging Take-Away
The Executioner’s Tale
https://vimeo.com/86392023
OKRs (Objectives & Key Results)
Management by Objectives
KPIs OKRs
A process of defining objectives within an organization so that management and employees agree to the
objectives and understand what they need to do in the organization in order to achieve them.
KPIs
You define aspirations and monitor progress
KPIs help monitor something that needs to be consistently productive
Emphasis is on measurement rather than aspiration
OKRs
Objectives state what change the organization wants to see in a KPI over a specific period in time.
KRs state how you will measure the incremental
movement toward to objective.
OKRs
Objective is the Dream
KRs are the Success Criteria
OKRs
Google in 1999 – Year 1
“Google did more than adopt it,” says Doerr. “They embraced it.”
OKRs became an essential component of Google culture. Every employee had to set, and then get approval for, quarterly OKRs and annual OKRs.”
OKRs
Objectives are Qualitative
KRs are Quantitative
Elements of an OKR Objectives – ambitious & a tad bit uncomfortable
KRs – achievable, quantifiable, objective grading
OKRs
Time Bound
Cascading
Hard (but not impossible)
OKRs
Cadence
Commitment Mondays are for Promises
& Fridays are for Winners
The OKR Process
Overall Company Objectives
Division Objectives
Group Objectives
Individual Objectives
Best Practice Max 5 – Objectives + Max 4 Key Results
60% Objectives are Bottom Up
Mutual Agreement
Performance Evaluation of Individuals
60%-70% : Good
Continue incomplete Key Results in the next 1/4
End Product
One Goal – Focuses Effort & Fosters Coordination
Linked Objectives & Key Results support Company
Fun!
Keys to do good OKRs Set quarterly & annually
Measureable
Personal, Team, Company
Publicly Available
Graded Each Quarter
Grading your Objectives 0.6 – 0.7 should be the Target
Scores matter less than process
Company wide scoring reinforces commitment
Use low grades to reassess priorities
OKR Quarters Company wide quarterly meet
Important to list the company wide OKR result
Important to explain the result
Set OKRs for next quarter
Benefits
Disciplines Thinking (major goals will surface)
Communicates Accurately
(lets everyone know what is important)
Establishes Indicators for Measuring Progress
(shows how far ahead we are)
Focuses Effort (keeps efforts in line with each other)
Let’s pretend! I turned to Gordon and said, “If we got kicked out and the board brought in a new CEO, what do you think he would
do?” Gordon answered without hesitation, “He
would get us out of memories.” I stared at him
numb, then said, “Why shouldn’t we walk out of the
door, come back, and do it ourselves.”
- Andy Grove
We live in great times
“Shoot for the stars and you’ll at least make it to the moon”
“Let’s not forget… we are still pioneers”
Thank You,