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OKRs are simple yet powerful as they are useful for startups and large corporations to execute their strategy with focus and alignment.

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To build a meritocracy

About a year ago, we at Affirm decided to add an OKR to our annual planning titled “High-Performance Culture”, to help shore up the necessary means (for the necessary means) of improving our collective productivity. (Yes yes, big company stuff, whatever – we grew revenue 46% last fiscal year on essentially flat headcount, that’s pretty addictive, and it doesn’t hurt the stock price.)

We measure this OKR by asking every Affirmer a handful of questions about their experience getting work done, eg “do you feel like it’s pretty collaborative here”, etc, scoring it on a 10pt scale, and trying to improve our score quarter to quarter. Generally, our score’s pretty high, and trending gently higher, so all good then?

Maybe, but how do you do better? High-performance culture is pretty easy to define: a culture of individuals doing productive work for the company in the most efficient way possible and helping others do the same, while generally having a good time. But what do you actually do [sir] to have such a culture? And what do you not do? 

So I jotted down a few incomplete one-liners of what that means to me as Affirm’s founder and CEO. This list is neither exhaustive (I reserve the right to add and remove things here) nor is it even especially well-organized, but culture is like obscenity in Jacobellis v Ohio: you know it when you see it. 

So here’s what I see at Affirm. 

mission

morality is a key ingredient in everything we do (and don’t do)

integrity is what got us where we are today, never compromise it

consumers, merchants, and capital partners are who we serve

stay humble and be curious about the needs of each of our constituents

take pride in providing safe access to fair credit; don’t judge what consumers use it for

bleed the colors, the values, the mission

merit

Affirm is a meritocracy: your talent, skill, and willingness to put it all to work define you here

we solve multivariate optimization problems – a certain minimum intellectual capacity is required

demand excellence from yourself and from your teammates, don’t settle

work-life balance tends to take care of itself if you love your work

…remember that this is a marathon – take care of yourself and those you love

if you can’t keep up, we’ll try our best to help, but eventually you may have to leave

if you see that someone can’t keep up, you should step in to help them

leadership

we are a culture of individuals working together as teams  

once someone is a part of the team, fully accept them as one of our own

whom you hire, and how you help them be productive is your top responsibility 

be an owner, not merely an employee

do not allow “us and them” dynamics to foment anywhere at Affirm

run towards a problem; don’t assume someone else will take care of it

be a stress absorber for your team, not a stress amplifier

an occasional heroic act that helps Affirm win is a good thing, not a sign of poor planning

constant heroic acts required for Affirm to survive is a sign of poor planning

lead by example

how we work

we take calculated risks – do the calculating!

make reversible decisions fast

bring the bad news to the team early – we’ll rally to help

use our product and understand its value to our customers

care about how we make things — mind the quality of the invisible parts

…do not let perfect be the enemy of shipping and iterating

time is the scarcest resource we have, be mindful of how you use yours, and your team’s

we are a writing culture, favor short, pithy n-pagers to novels or live rants

post-mortem everything: the successes, the failures, and the near-misses – and learn

we take our work extremely seriously — but not so much ourselves 

how we disagree

if you disagree, you must speak up, even escalate – especially before a decision is made

fear of being wrong is not an acceptable reason for not speaking up

never accept an unexplained “no” for an answer – ask why

challenge ideas! good ones can handle the scrutiny, bad ones need to die on the vine

even the harshest critique of your idea is not an attack on you, don’t take it as such

no matter how brilliant you are, being a jerk is a ticket out of Affirm

know our business well, and know your area of the business cold

argue using facts whenever possible, but give your gut a voice too

once the decision is reached, commit 

sometimes, Monday starts on Saturday

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Big Thoughts

We Should Establish and Publicize State/National KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) to Drive Improvement in the Health of Our Society

In a nation obsessed with athletic competition at every level (high school, college and pro) it seems like a lost opportunity that we've not channeled this competitive spirit to measure and improve the overall health of our society.

Americans get so worked up over the success of their local pro sports team that a win or loss actually changes men's testosterone levels. A 1998 University of Utah study collected samples from men before and after they watched a game in which their favorite team played. The results showed a 20 percent increase in testosterone for fans of the winning team and a 20 percent decrease in the fans of the losing team.

UK fans get worked up over a loss to IU. Why aren't they even more disappointed to learn that Kentucky's poverty rate is 16.6% versus Indiana's 12.9% and they are both getting their ass kicked by Minnesota at 9.3%?

I'm not at all kidding about this. If every day you saw a billboard listing the ranking (free lunch %, test scores, etc.) of your local school district compared to other local districts and the averages for your state and the country, don't you think people would get more involved? Instead, people are very aware of which school has the best football or basketball team.

Although politicians love to hug the flag and proclaim the US as the 'greatest nation on earth', no one seems to actually be keeping score.

As Peter Drucker once said, "What gets measured gets managed" and as a consequence the highly publicized measures of the economy (Dow Jones Industry Average, Unemployment Rate, Interest Rates) are often used as substitute measures for the country's success. The importance of the economy can't be understated (anyone remember Bill Clinton's famous campaign moniker, "It's the economy stupid"?), but these measures are one-dimensional and incomplete.

The Democrats and Republicans each adopt extensive Party Platforms outlining priorities and ambitions. The 2020 Democratic Platform is 96 pages; the Republicans simply re-adopted their 2016 Platform and both are almost completely bereft of any measurements to accompany the ambitions. Unlike even the most rudimentary annual business plan there are no OKRs (objectives, key results).

I would love to see each party identify the KPIs that best represent their positions, goals and ambitions as well as the objective measurements, preferably at a national, state and local level. Then let's measure which party is really getting the job done.

Publicizing these KPIs would actually leverage the strength of the US system in which the States have considerable leeway to experiment. Take Kansas for example (article from Center on Budget and Policy Priorities)

In 2012 and 2013, at the urging of Governor Sam Brownback, lawmakers cut the top rate of the state’s income tax by almost 30 percent and the tax rate on certain business profits to zero.  Under “supply-side” economic theory, these deep tax cuts should have acted — as Brownback then predicted — like “a shot of adrenaline into the heart of the Kansas economy,” stimulating strong growth in economic output, job creation, and new business formation.  But in reality, Kansas underperformed most neighboring states and the nation on all of those measures after the tax cuts. 

This was a painful failed experiment for Kansas and resulted in huge budget deficits, but let's at least make sure the results are well publicized in KPIs so that other states don't inevitably repeat the error.

Similarly, I was born in Missouri which has been a Republican led state for the last 7 years. Other than growing average gun ownership, gun deaths, and excess Covid deaths I'm struggling to think of other notable accomplishments. Others might argue that Missouri's intangible 'freedom' quotient improved, but I've had enough of squishy platitudes - let's see the numbers. One of the KPIs should be a measure of the citizens' perceived well-being; let's see if Missourians are actually happier, despite knowing that more of them are dead. Similarly, if Alabamans/Mississippians are happy being last or nearly last in most every measure of health, education and prosperity, then don't change a thing. But I bet that's not the case. Texas loves to crow about people and businesses fleeing California... OK, let's see the numbers and see who is really 'winning' in each category.

No doubt there would be great debate over what KPIs should be measured and even more debate over the policies used to improve the measurements - but let's start by attaching a scorecard to each party's platform and tasking the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office to be the scorekeeper.

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10 Examples of OKRs for Growing SaaS Companies

For a Software as a Service (SaaS), strategic planning and measurable objectives are key to sustainable growth. One of the most effective frameworks for aligning goals across an organization is the use of Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). This blog explores how OKRs can be tailored specifically for SaaS companies looking to scale operations, enhance product offerings, and improve customer…

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Różowy T-shirt z okr?

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KPI stands for Key Performance Indicator.

Key performance indicators (KPIs) are a set of specific, quantifiable, actionable measures that can be used to track and measure the progress of an organization or a team, or an individual toward their respective key objectives. They provide data-based insights about the performance of a business, teams, and individuals.

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CEO OKRs (Objectives & Key Results): Achieve X% increase in customer referrals. Customer referrals refer to the rate at which existing customers refer new customers to a company. This OKR can be used to drive customer acquisition and reduce marketing costs. An example of this would be a financial services company setting a goal of increasing its customer referral rate by 10% through improved customer service and referral incentive programs. For more business insights and advice on leading, innovating, and executing like a top-tier global CEO, please visit us online at www.the365ceo.com.

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Because the middle platform can help power achieve penetration

How much money should be spent on each business line and how to formulate a growth strategy are very technical tasks for the boss of the growth department.

Of course, the business boss hopes to give him as much support as possible. In fact, for the business, the most efficient way is to HE Tuber integrate all functions into one reporting line. Everyone in this chain is doing When making decisions, only one factor needs to be considered, which is whether it is beneficial to the business line. But if some functions are withdrawn, another situation will arise - an increase in internal transaction costs, because everyone no longer sits on the same bench.

So the business boss will go and communicate with the growth boss. But the reality is that there is no reporting relationship between them, and there is no question of who listens to whom. Everything has to be discussed, or decided by higher-level people on the reporting line.

Over the years, everyone has always discussed what good management is. In the final analysis, management that is in line with human nature is good management. And what is human nature? Individualism is part of human nature. Why so many companies have trust and cooperation as their values? In essence, it’s because in a huge organization, trust and cooperation are very difficult. You need to shout all the time and every month to penetrate into the blood of the organization.

Personally, I have doubts about many fashionable concepts and tools, including middle-office organizations and OKR. The concept of OKR sounds very good. Through top-down decomposition, a company can all aim at the goals of the top decision-makers, forming a pyramid structure in which strategy and execution are aligned.

If executed well, OKR can theoretically ensure a company's strategic focus and create synergy. However, realizing this scenario requires a prerequisite, that is, the top decision-maker will expose his true inner goals. This alone will probably stump 90% of Chinese bosses.

Because there is a deep shadow of Wang Yangming in Chinese business culture. Wang Yangming talked about the inner sage and the outer king, which means that the inner and outer parts of a person do not have to be unified. Of course, many bosses are actually the inner king and the outer sage. So which one should show the king's side or the saint's side? you guess.

The same goes for the middle office. When you think it requires execution efficiency from the organization, the result is not always the case because it puts people in different positions. But if the top level wants decision-making efficiency from the organization, then the middle office is a good choice.

If you pay a little more attention, you will find that the establishment of middle-level organizations often coincides with the transfer of power in the company.

Take JD.com for example. In 2018, Liu Qiangdong phased out of the business. He needed to give more authority to the management of the three major business lines at the time.

Especially for Jingdong Retail Group, Xu Lei was picked to become the CEO of this business unit that accounted for 95% of the group's revenue. As a professional manager, it should be said that there is a lot of pressure to become the successor of a company founder. In an interview a few years ago, Xu Lei told me that in the five months after he was promoted to the rotating CEO of JD.com, he did not issue any policy guidelines or administrative orders. "Although I know all the problems," he spent more time observing.

In the development of a company, it needs to have a consensus, including a consensus on values, a consensus on strategy, and a consensus on power. In layman's terms, it's who has the final say. The founder does not need to worry about this, because he is the natural consensus of the organization, "He is the boss."

But when professional managers take over the authority, they need to establish a system within the scope of authorization to allow the organization to reach a consensus. In a nutshell: founders have property rights, maximum voting rights, and Charisma-type reputation, and they can fight wherever they want; while professional managers only have authorization and rely more on the system.

Also in this year, JD.com began to establish a middle office. The supply chain units in technology and business were decoupled and became a middle office organization. The front office organization was a business scenario. The two parties were constantly recoupled and worked together to move forward. Since it is coupled, some external force is needed as support.

Of course, JD.com’s middle-end design is still relatively personalized. Generally speaking, the middle-end design of most companies is the technical middle-end and organizational middle-end, that is, the middle-end design of finance, human resources and R&D departments. The reason for this is also very simple. Whether it is a company or a business unit, the three core elements are always people, money and materials. People and money are easy to understand, while things refer to the means of production. For Internet companies, their core production material is software, and the R&D department ensures the implementation and iteration of this production material.

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Discover the Power of Project Management Coupled with OKRs to Drive Results

Project management is a critical component in successfully executing any business strategy. Its impact extends beyond mere completion of tasks. It plays a fundamental role in aligning individual efforts with the overarching goals of an organization. 

In this blog, we deep dive into uncover the power of project management and OKR (Objective and Key Results) when combined to drive results and maximize productivity. Let’s get started.

Project Management and OKR

Defining Project Management and OKRs

Project management is the art of leading a team to achieve specific goals within a set timeframe. It involves planning, executing, and overseeing projects to ensure efficiency and effectiveness. 

OKRs refer to goal-setting frameworks used by teams and individuals to set challenging, ambitious goals with measurable results. OKRs help in focusing efforts on measurable and impactful outcomes.

Integrating Project Management and OKR 

Integrating Project Management (PM) methodologies with Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) can significantly drive project success while aligning with broader organizational goals. While project management ensures the smooth execution of tasks, OKRs focus on the end goals, ensuring that the projects are aligned with the organization's strategic objectives. This combination ensures that teams are not just doing things right but are doing the right things. For example:

When implementing new processes, a short-term OKR might aim for a 90% adoption rate. This KR directly contributes to the overarching company objective of boosting productivity by 20% across teams. Project management ensures tasks align with these OKRs, promoting a clear pathway to success by linking daily activities to larger organizational goals.

Overview of Kroolo as a Project Management and OKR Tool

Kroolo stands out as a comprehensive tool for project management and OKRs. It assists startups and individuals in project planning, tracking, and team management. The platform promises a seamless hub for workspace, projects, tasks, goals, documents, and collaboration, all powered by AI. It's designed to shift the paradigm from chaos to clarity, enhancing productivity and focus.

II. The Role of Project Management in Achieving Objectives

Effective project management ensures the completion of projects on time and within budget while meeting or exceeding expectations. Here’s how project management helps businesses achieve objectives. 

Clear Communication- Effective project management involves managing tasks and creating a cohesive framework where every action contributes to the end goal. The main objective of this process is clear communication. This involves communicating project goals and expectations and promoting an environment where feedback and updates are regularly exchanged among team members.

Realistic planning- It is another crucial principle in achieving objectives, as it involves setting achievable timelines, anticipating potential challenges, and preparing contingency plans. This approach ensures that projects are grounded in reality and are adaptable to changing circumstances.

Defined Objectives- The establishment of defined objectives is also key. This means setting specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals that provide direction and focus for the team.

Efficient Resource Allocation- This involves the optimal use of financial and physical resources and the effective management of human talent, ensuring that the right people are working on the right tasks at the right time.

Alignment with Strategic Objectives- Effective project management ensures that every project undertaken aligns with the organization's broader strategic objectives. This helps in focusing efforts on the most impactful initiatives towards the company's long-term goals.

Optimal Utilization of Resources- Project management facilitates the optimal allocation and utilization of resources, including time, budget, and manpower. This leads to cost savings and maximizes the return on investment for each project.

Accountability and Productivity- With clear project goals and regular progress tracking, team members have greater accountability. This transparency encourages a sense of ownership and responsibility, leading to higher productivity and quality of work.

Effective project management is the key to turning ideas into successful outcomes. Here is one example where robust project management played a pivotal role:

Amazon- Amazon’s adept project management strategies have been a big part of its success. They have used personalized product management software to handle its multitude of projects across 30 countries. This solution provides clear visibility, detailed task tracking, and extensive customization options, enabling diverse teams within Amazon to manage projects effectively and according to their unique approaches. 

The centralized software brings everything together and has significantly boosted Amazon's efficiency in project management. It's a big reason they can quickly introduce new, amazing products and services.

III. Implementing OKRs with Kroolo

Implementing OKRs with Kroolo involves a streamlined and user-friendly approach. Kroolo's platform is designed to assist startups, individuals, and teams in managing their goals effectively. 

Below is an overview of how Kroolo’s goal works:

Goal Setting- Kroolo enables users to define measures or key results for each of their objectives. This feature makes goal tracking more manageable and efficient. Users can utilize various metrics such as numbers, currency, percentages, and others to track the progress of their goals effectively.

Goal Management- Individual or team-based goals can be managed all in one place. This simplifies the OKR management process, allowing for a more organized and seamless experience.

Goal Tracking- Kroolo offers a feature where multiple goals (both parent and sub-goals) can be tracked within a single dashboard. This dashboard supports both Tile and List views, saving users time and effort as there's no need to track each goal's progress separately. This feature is particularly beneficial for team management, as it provides a clear and comprehensive view of all goals and their current statuses.

User Experience- Kroolo's software is praised as being perfect for smart goal tracking, suggesting a focus on an intuitive, user-friendly interface that simplifies the goal management process.

IV. Future Trends in Project Management and OKR Methodology

There are several anticipated developments in project management and OKR methodologies that are expected to bring about more predictive and adaptive project management approaches. 

Greater Emphasis on Flexibility and Adaptability- Future trends indicate a shift towards more flexible and adaptive project management methodologies that can quickly respond to changing market conditions and organizational needs.

Enhanced Integration with Remote Work- As remote work becomes more prevalent, project management tools like Kroolo will likely develop features that facilitate better collaboration and communication among geographically dispersed teams.

Increased Focus on Sustainability and Social Impact- Project management methodologies are expected to incorporate sustainability and social impact as key components, aligning projects with broader environmental and societal goals.

Staying Competitive with Kroolo's Innovative Features

Kroolo's innovative features are designed to enhance productivity and streamline project management. Here are some key features of Kroolo that can help individuals and teams stay productive:

Multiple Workspaces- Kroolo allows the creation of multiple workspaces like group goals, projects, tasks, and documents in one place. This feature is particularly useful for organizing different aspects of work and maintaining clarity.

AI-Powered Productivity Management- Kroolo's AI-powered software facilitates efficient work management. Users can write prompts to the Kroo AI to get tasks done quickly, enhancing productivity and saving time.

Project Governance- Kroolo offers tools for seamless handling and tracking of projects. It provides a user-friendly dashboard with flexible views for monitoring project progress, which is essential for effective project management.

Goal Management- The platform makes setting and achieving personal or team goals easier. Users can track, measure, and achieve their OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) effectively, which is vital for goal-oriented work environments.

Task Organization- With Kroolo, users can create, organize, and bundle tasks with just a click. The software offers various views like List, Kanban, and Calendar for a personalized experience, making task management more efficient.

Streamlined Document Management- Kroolo simplifies the creation, segmentation, and management of documents. Its AI Doc Editor integrates generative AI in document management, allowing for easy grouping and sharing within teams.

Team Management- The platform enables the creation of multiple teams and easy assignment of team members. It supports seamless collaboration, effortless sharing, and smooth chatting within teams, elevating teamwork to a higher level.

Collaboration Across Teams- Kroolo allows the creation of numerous channels for conversations in threads or direct messages, facilitating effective communication and discussions.

Conclusion

We explored how project management with OKRs can boost results. This combination provides a structured framework for setting, tracking, and achieving goals, ensuring alignment across teams. Effective project management streamlines tasks and resources, while OKRs focus on measurable outcomes. Together they make a strong team, improve workflow, and make sure everyone knows what to do, leading to better success in meeting goals.

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What Is an OKR? Definition & Examples

Did you know that 95% of employees don’t understand their company’s objectives? Goal setting can be challenging, but there’s a powerful framework that can help: OKRs (Objectives and Key Results). In this article, we’ll explore what OKRs are, their benefits, and provide real-world examples. You read right. According to a by a study published by Harvard Business Review, they found that, on…

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Unlocking the Power of Performance: How Effective Management Can Drive Success

In today's fast-paced business environment, success is all about performance. And performance is all about effective management. If a business wants to achieve its goals and objectives, it must have effective managers who can lead their teams to success. In this blog, we will explore the concept of effective management and how it can drive success for any business or organization.

Defining Effective Management

Effective management is the process of planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the resources of an organization to achieve its goals and objectives. It involves a combination of technical, human, and conceptual skills that are required to manage people and resources effectively. Effective managers are able to inspire and motivate their teams to achieve their full potential, while also ensuring that the business is meeting its goals and objectives.

The Role of Effective Management in Driving Performance

Effective management is essential for driving performance management in any business or organization. High performance is the result of effective management practices that create an environment in which employees are engaged, motivated, and empowered to achieve their full potential. Effective management helps to build a culture of trust, accountability, and transparency, which are all key factors in driving high performance with OKR.

Key Elements of Effective Management

There are several key elements that contribute to effective management, including goal-setting, communication, delegation, feedback, and accountability. Goal-setting is essential for creating a clear vision and direction for the business. Communication is critical for ensuring that everyone is on the same page and working towards the same goals. Delegation is important for empowering employees and allowing them to take ownership of their work. Feedback is essential for providing employee engagement with the information they need to improve their performance. Finally, accountability is critical for ensuring that everyone is responsible for their own actions and results.

Barriers to Effective Management

Despite the many benefits of effective management, there are also several barriers that can prevent it from happening. Poor communication, lack of trust, inadequate training, and poor employee engagement are all common barriers to effective management. To overcome these barriers, businesses need to invest in training and development programs that focus on improving communication, building trust, and engaging employees.

Best Practices for Effective Management

There are several best practices for effective management that businesses can follow to ensure that they are getting the most out of their teams. These include setting clear expectations, providing regular feedback, coaching and mentoring employees, and promoting a culture of trust and accountability. By following these best practices, businesses can create a work environment that is conducive to high performance and success.

Case Studies

There are many examples of businesses and organizations that have successfully implemented effective management practices and seen positive results. For example, Google is well-known for its effective management practices, which include setting clear goals, providing regular feedback, and promoting a culture of innovation and collaboration. Another example is Zappos, which has a strong culture of trust and accountability that has helped to drive its success.

Conclusion

In conclusion, effective management is essential for driving performance and success in any business or organization. By focusing on key elements such as goal-setting, communication, delegation, feedback, and accountability, businesses can create an environment that is conducive to high performance and success. However, businesses must also be aware of the potential barriers to effective management and take steps to overcome them. By following best practices and learning from case studies, businesses can unlock the power of performance through effective management.

To ensure that effective management is implemented, businesses and organizations must take several steps. Firstly, there must be a clear definition of what effective management means within the context of the business or organization. This definition must be communicated to all employees, so everyone understands what is expected of them.

Secondly, businesses must invest in training and development programs that focus on building the skills and competencies needed for effective management. This includes training on communication, goal-setting, delegation, feedback, and accountability, as well as on leadership and teamwork.

Thirdly, businesses must foster a culture of trust and accountability, which is critical for effective management. This includes setting clear expectations, providing regular feedback, and holding everyone accountable for their actions and results.

Finally, businesses must monitor and measure the effectiveness of their management practices on an ongoing basis. This involves collecting feedback from employees, measuring performance metrics, and making adjustments to the management practices as needed.

Overall, effective management is critical for driving performance and success in any business or organization. By focusing on key elements such as goal-setting, communication, delegation, feedback, and accountability, businesses can create an environment that is conducive to high performance and success. However, effective management does not happen overnight. It requires a concerted effort to build the skills and competencies needed for effective management, to foster a culture of trust and accountability, and to monitor and measure the effectiveness of the management practices on an ongoing basis. With these steps in place, businesses can unlock the power of performance through effective management.