OKRs fail as a filing exercise: written in week one, opened in week twelve. This keeps the set small enough to remember and puts the review in the middle of the quarter, which is the only point at which knowing you are behind is still useful.
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Three objectives, each with a number that moved.
Small enough to remember without looking them up.
The mid-quarter check, which is the whole point of writing them down.
The number of objectives is a claim about what you will not do. A list of seven is a list of none.\n\nThe review is in the middle on purpose. A review in week twelve is a post-mortem; six weeks in there is still time to drop one, change approach or ask for help.
Learn the place, deliver one visible thing, and meet the people — in that order.
The work that earns it and the evidence that proves it, kept separately.
Test the new direction cheaply before you commit to it, then close the gap.
Your own evidence, gathered before the form arrives, and the questions you want answered.
It takes one press. Everything it creates is tagged, so if it turns out not to suit you, it is easy to find and remove together.
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