Topic
OKRs
The popular Objectives and Key Results framework (OKRs) can be a powerful tool, provided it's understood and used correctly. But how do you write good Objectives and Key Results and, more importantly, how do you stick to them? Browse our collection of OKRs content for lots of ideas and inspiration.
Sunday Rewind: The good, bad, and ugly of OKRs by Jenny Herald
In this Sunday Rewind, OKR evangelist Jenny Herald offers lots of advice on how to craft OKRs and make them work for your organisation
Eira Hayward
Navigating economic uncertainty with OKRs
Malte Scholz, co-founder and CEO of airfocus, outlines the benefits of implementing OKRs during economic uncertainty, the challenges that come with them and how to overcome these with the right tool.
Malte Scholz
The key to OKRs: London highlights
In this post, we take a look back at some of the key lessons that we’ve learned about OKRs from the #mtpcon stage over the years. (By the way, it’s only five weeks to go until #mtpcon London!)
Eira Hayward
Balancing long-term metrics and OKRs using the Product Strategy Metrics Sandwich by Tim Herbig
Nishrath A
SUNDAY REWIND: AMA with Christina Wodtke: Encouraging autonomy and writing awesome OKRs
This week’s Sunday Rewind is a look back at an AMA session from 2020 with author, coach and OKR guru Christina Wodtke
Eira Hayward
SUNDAY REWIND: How to connect strategy with OKRs
This week’s Sunday Rewind is a 2021 post from product coach Nacho Bassino on how to connect strategy with OKRs
Eira Hayward
Cascading OKRs – more trouble than it’s worth
John Doerr and Google pioneered the concept of cascading OKRs during Google's early phase of growth and it was a huge success. However, Greg Bayer delves into the challenges that introducing this strategy may bring.
Greg Bayer
Jenny Herald: Using OKRs to define success
Eira Hayward
WHAM! A framework for workshopping product OKRs
Ayesha Farhat
SUNDAY REWIND: How to write OKRs that don’t suck by Adrian Howard
Eira Hayward
The good, bad, and ugly of OKRs by Jenny Herald
Louron Pratt
Let's talk about OKRs – The Product Experience
The Product Experience