Explore the transformative concept of “Strike Team OKRs” in the world of objectives and key results (OKRs). This article navigates the intricacies of shared objectives, showcasing how dynamic cross-functional teams with tailored objectives—unlike traditional shared OKRs—drive focused collaboration. Through real-world examples, discover the effectiveness of strike teams in swiftly addressing complex challenges. Embrace the power of temporary alliances, propelling teams to achieve extraordinary outcomes.
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The IN / OUT / Open Questions Board (alternative for the parking lot)
Meet the IN / OUT / Open questions board, a variation of the parking lot technique that helps keep conversations on track and manage time effectively. By using this simple tool, facilitators can ensure productive discussions and quick decision-making during workshops or meetings.
Team OKR: SMART KR & outcome-oriented KR
This article discusses essential steps to evaluate and enhance Key Results (KRs) within the context of Team OKR. Poorly defined or misaligned KRs can hinder the execution of OKRs and lead to subpar outcomes. You must apply two fundamental checks: (1) ensure you have SMART KR, meaning that your Key Results are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound; and (2) focus on outcomes over outputs. Through clear examples and practical insights, the article illustrates the significance of aligning KRs with objectives and introduces the powerful technique of asking “Why” to enhance KRs further. By delving into the underlying motivations and expectations of KRs, teams can create more insightful and meaningful objectives.
Team OKR: How to achieve aligned, clear, challenging, inspiring and deadline-oriented objectives (ACCID)
This article emphasizes the significance of well-defined objectives for an organization’s success, particularly within the framework of Team OKR. For an objective to be effective, it must align with the organization’s mission and values, be clear, challenging (yet achievable), inspiring, and deadline-oriented. The author introduces the acronym ACCID to encapsulate these essential criteria. Aiming to motivate teams and organizations towards substantial goals, the article stresses the importance of measuring progress and adhering to these ACCID principles within the OKR framework.
Responsible tech as a facilitator
Have you ever been in a meeting or workshop where someone suggested a technology solution that sounded great on paper, but later turned out to have unintended consequences or negative impacts? As someone who cares about building products that are better for society, I...
3 simple ways to help your product owner
As a team member, it's important to support your product owner in order to ensure the success of the product. Here are three simple ways you can help your product owner: Plan a Lean Inception: A Lean Inception is a process that helps a team quickly align and validate...





