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Radical Focus

Radical Focus

Christina Wodtke has devoted her career to tackling monumental tasks. She’s helped grow companies like LinkedIn, Yahoo, and the New York Times. Nowadays she works with startups and entrepreneurs, sharing her strategies for success and inspiring them to pursue big goals and outlandish dreams.

Christina knows how to inspire diverse teams to work together, going all out in pursuit of a single, ultra-challenging goal. Hint: It’s not about to-do lists and accountability charts. How do you get your team to commit to bold goals? How do you stay motivated despite setbacks and disappointments? And is failure ever a viable option?

Christina Wodtke will demonstrate how she uses _objectives and key results_ to help teams tackle and realize big goals in a methodical way, leaving nothing to chance. You’ll learn the beauty of a good fail and how regular check-ins can keep you on track to success.

Christina Wodtke

June 07, 2016
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  1. Once upon a time there was a start-up. CHRISTINA WODTKE

    Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke
  2. CHRISTINA WODTKE Let me tell you a story. Accomplish Big

    Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke
  3. I looked out the window at the Ferris wheel of

    the Great America amusement park revolving in the distance, then I turned back to Gordon and I asked, “If we got kicked out and the board brought in a new CEO, what do you think he would do?”
  4. “Why shouldn’t you and I walk out the door, come

    back and do it ourselves?” Andy Grove
  5. CHRISTINA WODTKE Hire a sales guy? Change the website...… Hire

    a sales team. Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke
  6. OKRs CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key

    Results Objective: Dream Key results: Success Criteria @cwodtke
  7. “Google did more than adopt it,” says Doerr. “They embraced

    it.” OKRs became an essential component of Google culture. Every employee had to set, and then get approval for, quarterly OKRs and annual OKRs.
  8. OKRs CHRISTINA WODTKE Objective: Qualitative Shoot for the moon dream

    Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke
  9. CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results

    @cwodtke Objective: Establish epic value to Northern California Restaurant Suppliers as the best tea.
  10. OKRs CHRISTINA WODTKE Key Result: Quantitative How do we know

    we met the objective? Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke
  11. CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results

    @cwodtke KR: Hire a sales guy KR: redo the website KR: Place ads in restaurant supply magazines
  12. CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results

    @cwodtke KR: Reorders at 85% KR: 20% of reorders self-serve KR: Revenue of 250K
  13. CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results

    @cwodtke You want flexibility in the how, not the what.
  14. CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results

    @cwodtke Inspirational Objective Results are really results Stretch goals that take a quarter to achieve
  15. Your turn! CHRISTINA WODTKE KR (retention?) KR (conversion?) KR (growth?)

    Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and Key Results @cwodtke Objective:
  16. OKR Test CHRISTINA WODTKE Accomplish Big Goals with Objectives and

    Key Results @cwodtke Does it take a full quarter to achieve? Is it really hard? 50% Confidence? Is it aspirational & qualitative? Is it a result or a task? Is it measurable? Objective: KRs:
  17. Objective: Establish epic value to suppliers AND delight existing customers

    with a responsive customer service team AND new order flow online to support reorders, reducing calls by 50%
  18. Everybody needs bragging time •Motivates team to have something to

    share •Makes you feel like part of something special •Show progress
  19. "I don't think we're marketing right" "We had to deal

    with wrong orders and late deliveries to Los Gatos" "We didn't hire a second salesperson!" "We had some problems with the performance of the site"
  20. We’re trying again… but this time One OKR for quarter

    Weekly check-ins Friday Celebrations
  21. Amazon “to be Earth’s most customer-centric company, where customers can

    find and discover anything they might want to buy online, and endeavors to offer its customers the lowest possible prices”
  22. Examples •Product is embraced by the marketplace •Platform delights developers

    and users •Become the community online for creatives
  23. O: Book is available and generating buzz •Kr: Publish book

    on amazon •Kr: Contact a PR person •Kr: Give a keynote on book topic
  24. O: Book is available and generating buzz •Kr: Review copies

    out to beta customers and 100 influencers resulting in 5 reviews of 4< stars •Kr: Sales of 1K •Kr: 5 cold leads for talks/workshops from book
  25. Objective: Establish epic value to suppliers AND delight existing customers

    with a responsive customer service team AND new order flow online to support reorders, reducing calls by 50%
  26. PUSH VS PROTECT Team Health: Code Health: Distributor Satisfaction: Org

    Health Yellow Green Team struggling with direction change Objective: Establish clear value to distributers as a quality tea provider KR: Reorders at 85% 5/10 KR: 20% of reorders self-serve 5/10 KR: Revenue of 250K 5/10 OKR Confidence Green