OKR – Myth or effective agile strategy work? PLZ50 (A) | PLZ76 | PLZ64

What are the prerequisites for successfully implementing OKR?

Currently, many companies only have a vague idea of what OKR (Objectives and Key Results) is. We often hear that this framework is an ideal tool for modern agile strategy work. Employees are actively involved in the strategic thinking and actions of the company. How does that work?
Kristina Muth sheds light on the subject. She explains the OKR framework with a clear definition, highlights both its advantages and obstacles, and clarifies what expectations OKR can fulfill for a company and what prerequisites are necessary for OKR to be effective. She also shares her own experiences from countless OKR projects in a wide range of industries.

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Kristina Muth (RC Rastatt Baden-Baden) is a transformation designer, expert in innovative strategy work, OKR expert, business coach, workshop professional, and motivator. She is committed to breaking new ground with her clients, tailored to what the respective company and its employees need to be successful in the market. Her credo is to work on an equal footing with all levels and always keep the big picture in mind.

Kontakt:
To make an appointment, please email km@kristinamuth.de


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