Customer-centricity ensures that OKRs focus on solving real problems for real humans, leading to meaningful outcomes and potential business success.
A good objective is a qualitative future state that aims to create a positive change for the customer, with a clear deadline and being both ambitious and inspirational.
Key results should measure changes in customer behavior, focusing on outcomes rather than outputs like features or products.
Cross-functional collaboration ensures that all perspectives, especially those close to the customer, are considered, helping to define meaningful and achievable key results.
Examples include reducing the number of abandoned shopping carts by 90%, decreasing the time it takes to complete a purchase process by 50%, and increasing the percentage of repeat purchases within a certain period.
By setting objectives around on-time departures and key results focusing on behaviors like faster baggage loading, quicker safety checks, and efficient boarding processes.
Designers bring a customer-centric perspective, helping to define what behavior changes are necessary and how to achieve them, making them crucial in the OKR conversation.
First, understand the company strategy. Second, identify the most critical problem to solve. Third, define the expected behavior changes if the problem is solved.
How do you make your OKRs truly customer-centric? Our guest today is Jeff Gothelf, a coach, trainer, speaker, and author of five books. You’ll learn how to identify and drive results, why cross-functional collaboration is important in determining OKRs, how to get started with OKRs, and more.
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