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OKRs Meeting

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

This is the 'what' of an OKR. It is a future state you would like to achieve.

Mission

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

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“OKR” stands for Objective and Key Results. It’s both a goal setting and leadership system and a  format for writing measurable goals. As we often say, OKRs “turn missions into milestones.”

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

This is the 'how' of an OKR. It is a measure or milestone you'll use to track progress.

Mission

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

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They describe the essential milestones you’ll need to hit in order to make the Objective a reality. There are 3-5 Key Results for every Objective.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use what you know about Objectives and Key Results to identify each as either a Mission Statement, an Objective or a Key Result.

"Be the #1 free mobile banking app in developing countries."

Mission Statement

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

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This is an Objective. It describes an ideal future state that can be achieved. It’s a “what” statement and sets a direction for where a team’s efforts will be focused. What are we trying to do? Be the #1 free mobile banking app in developing countries.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use what you know about Objectives and Key Results to identify each as either a Mission Statement, an Objective or a Key Result.

"Get 5,000 new email subscribers."

Mission Statement

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

This is a Key Result. It’s a measurable milestone that can be met on the way toward achieving a broader Objective. The giveaway that this is a Key Result is that there’s a measurable number included. If this Key Result is tracked, there will be no question at the end of the cycle whether or not it was a success.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use what you know about Objectives and Key Results to identify each as either a Mission Statement, an Objective or a Key Result.

"Create and promote great-tasting, healthy, organic beverages."

Mission Statement

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

This is a Mission Statement. It’s a long-term vision statement that describes a company’s overall activity. In this case, the company is Honest Tea. This statement is quite broad. OKRs could be written to help continually fulfill the mission.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use what you know about Objectives and Key Results to identify each as either a Mission Statement, an Objective or a Key Result.

100% of our members hear our capital fundraising campaign pitch.

Mission Statement

Objective

Key Result

Answer explanation

This is a Key Result. It contains a measurable milestone that will be tracked on the way toward meeting an Objective. The Objective here is “Fully fund a world-class science center.” The what: fully fund the science center. One of the hows: deliver the pitch to 100% of the members. 100% is the tell-tale measurement in this Key Result. We’d need a way to accurately track and report that number during the cycle.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use what you know about Objectives and Key Results to identify each as either a Mission Statement, an Objective or a Key Result.

"Improve the impact of our company’s website."

Mission Statement

Objective

Key Results

Answer explanation

This is an Objective. It sets a direction for an eventual accomplishment. The “improvement” implied here can be further defined by an accompanying set of 3-5 measurable Key Results. For example, “Increase the loading speed by 20%,” “Average 1 million monthly visitors,” and “Increase the time a visitor spends on the site by 25%.

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