If you have been using the Objective and Key Results approach, I can bet that one of the most time-consuming phases is the drafting and alignment part. To make it even more complex, you need to do it in a remote team. So how to structure such activities? How to make them efficient, ensuring a distributed team can prepare and feedback OKR proposals? Here comes my OKR Canvas template in Miro!
Each OKR proposal is built from four areas:
Objective title - short, inspiring and easy to remember one sentence
Key Results - set of metrics with start and target values that measure progress towards your objective
Why now - explanation of your Objective importance.
Comments - any comments for your objective
So copy the OKR Canvas frame and start editing your proposal now. I recommend filling sections with stickies for ease of collaboration.
Finally, you can drag and drop the OKR proposal around as it is designed as a Miro frame. Just click on the frame's title and move it.
Potential usage:
OKR drafting to gather team's proposals
OKR alignment to get feedback on proposals and to show dependencies between goals.
OKR planning to categorise goals in Approved, Needs Clarification, Rejected states.
OKR visualisation to show which quarterly goals contribute to the annual one.
