OKR tracker
Q4 OKRs: running club
Oct
Nov
Dec
Confidence
New members
Social runs held
Raised for new kit
14
12
2
2
$800
$650
Target
40
6
$3,000
Progress
65%
66%
48%
Objective: make ours the friendliest running club in town
On track
At risk
Off track
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What an OKR tracker is
“Objectives and key results (OKR, alternatively OKRs) is a goal-setting framework used by individuals, teams, and organizations to define measurable goals and track their outcomes.”
Types of goal tracker
When to use an OKR tracker
With a team
Agree one objective and three key results as a team, then update the numbers each month.
Goals
Each key result has a target, so progress is a number, not a feeling.
A company
The confidence colour shows which results need help, like the kit fund in amber.
How to make an OKR tracker
- 1Draw the tableQ4 OKRs: running clubOctNovDecConfidenceNew membersSocial runs heldRaised for new kitTarget406$3,000ProgressObjective: make ours the friendliest running club in town
- 2Mark each dayQ4 OKRs: running clubOctNovDecConfidenceNew membersSocial runs heldRaised for new kit141222$800$650Target406$3,000ProgressObjective: make ours the friendliest running club in townOn trackAt riskOff track
- 3Count it upQ4 OKRs: running clubOctNovDecConfidenceNew membersSocial runs heldRaised for new kit141222$800$650Target406$3,000Progress65%66%48%Objective: make ours the friendliest running club in townOn trackAt riskOff track
Helpful resources
Questions
- Where do OKRs come from?
The development of OKR is generally attributed to Andrew Grove who introduced the approach to Intel in the 1970s and documented the framework in his 1983 book High Output Management.
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