MindMap Gallery OKR Implementation Manual
OKR (Objectives and Key Results Method) refers to a systematic, planned, and executed goal management method. O is the goal, KR is the key result, and KRS is output-oriented, not work-oriented (the so-called output orientation means focusing on the results of doing things, rather than just focusing on whether things are done). OKR requires companies, departments, teams and employees not only to set goals, but also to clarify specific actions to complete the goals.
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OKR implementation
1. Time frame for OKR implementation
Q1
One month before the start of the year
Develop annual strategic OKRs
Two weeks before the start of the quarter
Develop team quarterly OKRs
One week before the start of the quarter
Develop quarterly OKRs for employees
first week of quarter
OKR consensus meeting
second week of quarter
Updates, Releases, OKRs
Regularly track annual strategic OKRs
Quarterly every day
Daily stand-up meeting
Quarterly Weekly
Weekly meeting
Quarterly Monthly
monthly meeting
end of quarter
OKR rating, OKR review
Q1, Q2, Q3
Continue as Q1
Y
last month of year
Company annual strategic OKR review
2. Formulate the company’s annual strategic OKRs
time
One month before the start of the year
theme
Develop annual strategic OKRs
personnel
CEO, executive team
Team co-creation method-determine company goals
The team co-creation method is a structured group discussion method that combines the concepts of concussion and holistic thinking. This method can help the team reach team consensus and find the core issues.
1. Meeting preparation
one,
1. Creation of a relaxing environment
2. Seat layout for group discussion
2. Meeting materials
1.White paper
2. Post-it notes, at least three colors
3. A set of watercolor pens
3. Random grouping
There are 5 to 7 people in each group, and one person is selected as the group leader. The CEO can be used as an observer to randomly observe the discussions of each group.
2. Topic introduction
The team leader introduced the topic and explained: Before the meeting begins, a brief review of OKR knowledge can be conducted so that everyone can have a systematic and in-depth cognitive foundation for OKR.
3. Personal brainstorming
Individuals think independently and record it on sticky notes; one sticky note only contains one specific point of view, each sticky note is written horizontally, and the expression is easy to understand. The number of words is within 8 to 20, and the handwriting is clear. Each person writes 5
4.Permutation and combination
They can be arranged and combined in the following way. Each person selects the most important post-it note and gives it to the group leader. The group leader reads aloud according to the content of the card. If anyone has questions about the expression, please ask the expresser to explain. Make sure everyone understands what is expressed. Everyone has a consistent understanding of the content, and everyone discusses the classification, and the same category is in one column; the team leader collects all other cards, reads them aloud and categorizes them; when dealing with classification, the number of columns is controlled to 5. When there is a dispute, you can vote to resolve it, but you must carefully explore the ambiguity. The idea behind it.
5. Refining the central word
You can refine the central words in the following ways and extract keywords by column. The keywords can be written according to OKR's O writing specifications. After writing, read it aloud to enhance understanding.
6. Present results
Sort them in order of importance and present the final results.
7. Collective team co-creation
The meeting host conducts collective team co-creation (arrangement and combination according to the above process); when objections arise, voting is adopted; the CEO finally expresses his opinions and determines the final co-creation result.
World Coffee Confirmed Results
“World Coffee” – Identify key results
World Coffee is a meeting format of "collective communication" and "finding solutions through dialogue". Its essence is to create a safe and open environment, allowing people with different backgrounds and different concepts to gather together for easy communication and dialogue, so that hidden ideas can collide and spark, forming collective wisdom.
1. Meeting preparation
1. Creation of a relaxing environment
2. Seat layout for group discussion
Meeting materials
1.White paper
2. Post-it notes, at least three colors
3. A set of watercolor pens
Group
Divide into groups according to responsibilities, and each group receives a goal. Make sure there are at least 2 people in each group.
2. Clarify the rules
Make the following three rules clear:
1. Respect everyone’s ideas
2. Listen to all the other person’s perspectives
3. Search for consensus and action
3. Group talks
Target
significance
status quo
reason
Actions and goals
Pay attention to the following points
1. Always listen to each other during discussions
2. Make sure to always focus on the “central issue”;
3. Start in order, (meaning, current situation, reasons, actions and goals;) Actions and goals are the source of KR, which can be refined according to the writing method and requirements of KR.
4. Wisdom flows
Except for the group leader, group members are free to go to any other group of interest; new members can ask questions and question unclear expressions of the meeting results; they can put forward new suggestions and solutions.
5. Organize reports
Team members re-categorize and organize the four modules (meaning, status quo, reasons, actions and goals); sort the actions and goals, refine and determine the key results corresponding to the goals, and report the team's OKRs.
6. Discuss and confirm
Check according to OKR check points and discuss the challenge and confidence index of key results.
hint
1. The CEO can propose goals and then discuss them, or he can directly propose OKRs.
2. The team can also use this related method to determine OKR
1. The company’s annual strategy OKR in the meeting results can be summarized and displayed in a table
O target
subtopic
KR key results
KR1
KR2
KR3
KR4
Complete time
subtopic
Responsible department
subtopic
2. Pay attention to saving the discussion materials during the meeting for reference when the department formulates OKRs and reviews OKRs.
3. Develop quarterly OKRs for the team
time
Two weeks before the start of the quarter
personnel
Team leaders and direct reports
method one
subtopic
A first draft is drawn up by the team leader, who then convenes his or her direct reports or key team members for discussion.
Method Two
You can refer to the annual OKR formulation method
Key points to remember
1. The o or KR in the company's annual strategic OKR must be implemented in the department OKR:
2. Think about other possible contributions that can be made to the company's annual strategic OKR,
3. Consider the possible contribution to the company’s operating indicators and long-term development
4. Distinguish between commitment-based work and challenging work.
Team Quarterly OKR
serial number
subtopic
GoalO
subtopic
association
subtopic
confidence index
subtopic
key results
KR1
KR2
KR3
KR4
Completion Date
subtopic
4. OKR Consensus Meeting
time
first week of quarter
personnel
CEO\Executive Team
1. Meeting preparation
1. Team quarterly OKR (the team leader can revise it based on employee OKR)
2. Teamwork table
3. Company OKR implementation relationship chart
4. Landing relationship diagram
Company O1
Team A
Team B
Company KR1
C Team O
D team O
Company KR2
ETeamO
FTeamO
Company KR3
C Team O
ETeamO
2. Specific process
1. The host opens the show
The moderator can be the person in charge of business planning or OKR's internal/external coach to guide everyone to focus on problems and actions rather than clarifying responsibilities and communicating honestly.
2.Introduction step by step
The department head will state the OKRs one by one, and introduce the importance of O (value to the company's goals), the thinking logic of KR (whether the completion of KR can support the realization of O), and the challenge of KR (confidence in completion). Horizontal collaboration requirements: Suggestions from external and internal coaches, writing of OKRs, implementation of OKRs, comments from colleagues, suggestions: responses and commitments from horizontal departments, comments from superior leaders, whether it is important, whether it is challenging, and others.
3. Moderator’s summary (modify submission time)
4. Need attention
It is necessary to agree on the company's priorities, to achieve support for the company's short-term goals and long-term value, to encourage challenges, to play a key role as a coach, to establish a collaborative culture, and not to overly separate responsibilities.
5. Update, release, OKR
one,
Time: Second week of quarter
People: Team leaders, employees and internal OKR coaches
2. Specific process
1. The department modifies and updates the team OKR according to the requirements of the OKR consensus meeting.
2. Department head releases department OKRs to department employees
3. Discuss employee OKRs through department meetings or one-on-one communication.
4. Employees revise personal OKRs
5. Employees issue OKRs
6. OkR internal coach; track the release work; provide guidance during the formulation process; check the implementation of vertical decomposition and horizontal collaboration relationships; check OKR writing and provide suggestions.
6. Daily stand-up meeting
one,
Time: every day of the quarter
People: Team members
2. Purpose
The main purpose of the daily stand-up meeting is to allow team members to communicate with each other, the progress of the tasks they undertake, and the problems and difficulties encountered. One of its side benefits is that managers can keep abreast of the work of team members and everyone's work status, identify problems and risks in a timely manner, coordinate and find solutions to problems.
3. Specific process
1. Meeting time: 15 minutes
2. Meeting preparation: Use sticky notes to complete the daily stand-up meeting materials. It is recommended to use different colors to represent different people, or to mark names and nicknames on each page.
3. State it in a syllogism: What did you do yesterday? What are you going to do today? What obstacles did you encounter? What support do you need?
4. Focus on solving "obstacles".
7. Weekly meeting
one,
Time: Quarterly Weekly
People: Team members
2. Weekly report template
1. OKR progress this week
What progress was made on key results this week?
2. Obstacles
What's preventing OKRs from making greater progress?
3. Plan
What can we do to improve OkR results?
4. Plan for next week
What important tasks do I plan to do next week?
3. Specific process
1. Members introduce weekly reports.
2. Discuss obstacles and options.
3. Give achievement recognition.
4. Key points of the meeting:
1. Don’t turn it into a “criticism” or “accountability” meeting.
2. Focus on OKR and future actions.
3. Create a positive team communication atmosphere.
4. Pay attention to employees’ confidence and emotions.
8. Monthly meeting
one,
Time: quarterly and monthly
People: Team members
2. Monthly report template
1. Serial number
1.2.3.
2. Goal O
O1-O3
3. Key results
KR1—KR4
4.Completion status
5.Completion ratio
6. Completion date
3. Specific process
1. Members introduce OKR completion progress,
2. Members share successful experiences.
3. The member proposes OK and updates
4. Members raise problems and difficulties and seek support.
5. Discuss future solution ideas and strategies.
6. Managers clarify OKR priorities and allocate resources.
4. Key points of the meeting
1. OkR completion progress must be supported by data.
2. Pay attention to the "completion degree of commitment OKR" and ensure the completion of commitment OKR.
9. OKR Rating
Time: End of quarter
People: all people
Evaluation form
10. Review meeting
one,
Time: End of quarter
People: Team members, team leaders
2. Review table template
next steps
continue
subtopic
renew
subtopic
Cancel
subtopic
3. Key points for review after OKR scoring
1
1. What are the key factors? Are there any experiences and methods that can be summarized?
2. Who are the key employees to achieve?
3. Are the goals set too low?
0.7
1. What goals are the teams encouraged to pursue?
2. Who are the employees who focus on breakthroughs and rapid growth?
3. Where is the gap?
4. How big is the room and possibility for improvement?
0.3
1. Is there any problem with KR?
2. There may be problems with the working methods? Find him and propose improvement plans.
3. Are there any problems with resource acquisition? Need a breakthrough in collaboration?
4. Other changes you can think of.
0
1. The reason needs to be explained.
2. Is this goal continued?
4. Specific process
1. The host opens the meeting (introducing the review rules and requirements).
2. Review by department one by one.
Department head’s statement: OKR score, completion status, review
Comments from other colleagues
Comments from superior leaders
3. Internal coach (Human Resources Department) conducts OKR operation summary and suggestions.
4. Leadership summary.
Key points of the meeting
1. Pay attention to the situation where kR is completed but O is not completed.
2. It is necessary to distinguish between OKR types, commitment type; in-depth discussion and analysis of reasons, and challenge type OKR, which should be encouraged.
3. When analyzing the causes, colleagues and leaders should focus on analyzing points that can be improved in the future, rather than focusing on “pursuing responsibility.”
4. There must be follow-up measures; cancel; continue to implement, strengthen; update.
5. In the review organization, a good environment should be created at the beginning of promotion, encourage everyone to speak, create an open communication atmosphere, encourage everyone to put forward constructive opinions, and create a sincere communication atmosphere. The behavior of the host organization and leadership is very critical!