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Get aligned, work seamlessly and hit goals efficiently - what are you waiting for?
“This book is full of great insights and guidance around OKRs backed by multiple real examples that will be helpful in a number of domains" Nicolas Brown, Agile Coach
OKRs are about goals bigger than the…
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Why read it?
1 author picked Succeeding with OKRs in Agile as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love goals that tell me where the product needs to go now and help me see the big, audacious goal at the end. While many other OKR books focus on the now, Kelly’s book also helps me see that end goal.
Kelly’s approach to OKRs supports larger efforts, such as programs, with this pragmatic idea: “Bigger team, fewer OKRs.” Why fewer? Because that focuses all the teams on one big goal at a time. The more we consider flow and Little’s Law, the more we realize one goal is the right number for an agile program.
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