Blockers refer to external or internal hindrances that might affect the progress of Key Results. Some most common blockers include; a lack of resources, unrealistic Objectives, lack of leadership, bad behavior, etc. In the OKR framework, these blockers are generally discussed with the team before setting goals. The team members then devise a plan/strategy to overcome these barriers.
BAU stands for Business as Usual. It denotes the typical operations and tasks necessary to maintain the essential functions of a business.
Read definitionBottom-Up alignment is a process of goal-setting where management comes together to co-create OKRs that are…
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Read definitionDiscover the key CFRs (Conversations, Feedback, and Recognition).
Read definitionCheck-Ins is a process in the OKR cycle where meetings are set up for teams to share their progress made on the OKR.
Read definitionCommit OKRs are those OKRs that all team members agreed to achieve.
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