OUTCOME-BASED GOALS // OBJECTIVES AND KEY RESULTS
YOUR ORGANIZATIONAL CHALLENGES
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It feels like everyone is working against themselves. Departments have conflicting goals.
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You have a strategy, but people on the ground don’t feel like they can connect it to their work.
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You want to be innovative, but your goal-setting framework is in conflict with “experiment and learn”.
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You want to empower people and push decisions down, but when you do, leaders feel like they don’t know what’s going on.
OUTCOMES
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The whole organization is educated on OKRs and Outcome-Based thinking.
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The top 2 levels of leadership have a defined set of OKRs (up to 6 leadership teams).
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Leadership teams incorporate outcome management through OKRs, into their decision-making process.
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OKRs and progress are transparent and accessible.
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Structure for OKR review and development defined and enacted.
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Includes planning guidance for 2 quarterly OKR reviews
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Any conflicting goal-setting structure removed.
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OKR “playbook”
SIGNATURE APPROACH
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Kickoff with leadership team(s)
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Review of the current goal-setting process
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Education session for the full organization on OKRs
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Collaborative sessions with leadership teams to build:
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OKRs
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Develop a structure for review and development
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Identify and remove any obstacles from current governance.
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2 Individual coaching sessions with each leader (6) to explore situational questions and challenges as they shift to leading with OKRs
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Guidance in the first two quarterly OKR reviews
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Deliver OKR Playbook documenting OKR process.
TIMEFRAME & INVESTMENT
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Timebox: 6 months / 2 quarters
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Price: Starting at $75,000
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Additional teams:
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One month
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$10,000 // includes the OKR training and workshop to develop plus coaching for use in two 1-hour team meetings
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