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Strategy & OKR Consulting Services
Our goal is to empower our clients to use OKRs as a catalyst for becoming an outcomes-driven culture.
Scaled OKRs provides strategic management solutions and OKR adoption strategies that move organizations from traditional operating models to innovative, customer-centric, outcomes-driven, enterprises.
Our Services
Strategic Planning Services
Success with OKRs begins with a strategy that is comprehensive, actionable, and measurable.
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Ensure leadership is aligned with the strategy before moving onto OKRs
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Increases alignment to what matters most for your organization and why!
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Increase strategic agility with greater clarity
12-Week OKR Accelerator
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Is your organization ready to get work done, the way work was meant to be done?
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Step 1 establishes strategic alignment
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Step 2 provides OKR training and OKR workshops to achieve vertical and horizontal alignment
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Step 3 establishes a new operating rhythm for working, guided by the OKR Cycle
OKR Consulting and Coaching
Many of our happiest clients are not ones we helped adopt OKRs, but rather ones we helped to fix their current approach to OKRs
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Are your OKRs suffering from "set it and forget it" syndrome?
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Do your OKRs look more like tasks then outcomes?
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Are you using OKRs to inform which initiatives NOT to work on?
OKR Training
Don't just learn how to write OKRs, learn what it takes to achieve sustained success with OKRs!
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Flexible training depending on your learning goals, including certification based training
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Public and private training options
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Learn the pitfalls to avoid and greater improve your changes of success with the OKR framework
No one knows your strategy - not even your top leaders!
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Only 51% of top executives can correctly name their organizations top 3 strategic priorities
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71% of executives say employee engagement is critical for their companies success
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85% of employees are disengaged to actively disengaged in the workplace
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Low Employee Engagement Costs Companies $450-500 Billion Each Year
MIT Sloan Business Review, Spring 2018