[Wrike Discover Course] 801 Objectives and Key Results ๐
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I'm excited to share with you our newest Discover course - 801 Objectives and Key Results.
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This 25-minute e-learning course with practical exercises is designed to equip you to create and roll-out Objectives and Key Results to your team (or organization) and effectively monitor OKR progress in Wrike using reports and dashboards.ย
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Whether it's the first time you've heard about OKRs or if you're familiar but need some practice, this course is for you.
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Here is what you'll cover:
- Implementing a process for tracking progress on OKRs
- Increasing transparency about team or company goalsย
- Streamlining how you monitor progress toward goalsย
- Structuring roles related to goals according to the RA(S)Ci modelย
Happy learning ๐ค
Our IT Department elected OKRs as our core project template to simplify our process and encourage user adoption. Our OKR template allows our team members to focus on the overall objective and think about tasks as key results versus "to-dos" and checklists. We've received a lot of positive feedback from our 'Wrike Resistance' personnel in and outside of IT, too.ย
I think the link is broken (by which I mean it only works if you're already enrolled),
It should be this:
https://discover.wrike.com/learn/course/internal/view/elearning/1496/801-track-objectives-and-key-results-okrsย
Sorry but I did not find this at all helpful. I know you aren't here to tell people how to implement OKRs or KPIs are we tend to call them in Australia... but the lack of examples in the course materials meant that this was difficult to see in practical terms.ย
I found the course educational (my company uses KPIs and stretch goals, instead of OKRs) but it assumes the whole organisation's involvement in Wrike (which would be ideal but sadly not applicable to my Use Case) and....
Like Debbie I found some of the examples were lacking complexity. Also The OKR_Planning_Guide_003 document provided contains an example which doesn't comply to your advice on OKRs in that it isn't SMART.
Thank you for producing this course, the Practical Exercise on producing a visible area to store OKRs was useful!
Have a great day!
- George
This was a nice refresher and a great way to look at tracking in a different way. I like the idea of having the projects on the dashboard as well for quick access to projects one in involved in.ย
a very nice course, but why should I create a custom field for "responsible" instead of using the assignee of the task itself?
I would love deeper dive training content for more advanced Wrike users especially with unique use cases.
Nice intro to OKRs (like Debbie Brownlieย , we also refer to them as KPIs) for beginners. One change I'd suggest is defining the RASCI model before using it for field examples in the section "Set Up an OKR Structure in Wrike" - currently, it might throw users who are unfamiliar with the model.