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Public, transparent OKRs will trigger good questions from all directions: Are these the right things for me/you/us to be focused on? If I/you/we complete them, will it be seen as a huge success? Do you have any feedback on how I/we could stretch even more? Feedback can be highly constructive—but only if it is specific. Negative feedback: “You started the meeting late last week, and it came off as disorganized.” Positive feedback: “You did a great job with the presentation. You really grabbed their attention with your opening anecdote, and I loved how you closed with next action steps.”
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Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs
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