In this episode:

- Where do startups go wrong with implementing OKRs
- Can OKRs really scale for enterprise?
- What are pipelines and how do they change the way we think about product roadmaps?

100 PM

Are OKRs o-v-e-r?

How to keep strategy “front and center” and accelerate both results & learning.

The Quarterly Product Strategy Meeting

Prioritizing growth, engagement, and monetization to keep organizations aligned.

The GEM Model

A long-term phased approach to crafting a product vision.

The GLEe Model

A roadmap is an expression of your strategy. It shows how projects fit together, along with a rough time estimate.

The Product Roadmap

How to define the strategies, proxy metrics, and projects for each pod.

A Product Strategy for Each Swimlane

Scan your project list to identify themes and define your product strategy.

Working Bottom-up

Applying the product strategy tools and frameworks to a textbook rental and education startup.

A Case Study: Chegg

How to define a metric to prove or disprove your hypotheses and measure progress.

Proxy Metrics

How to assign metrics and tactics to each high-level hypothesis.

The Strategy-Metric-Tactic Lockup

Teknologi

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Are OKRs o-v-e-r?

100 PM

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Are OKRs o-v-e-r?

The Quarterly Product Strategy Meeting

The GEM Model

The GLEe Model

The Product Roadmap

A Product Strategy for Each Swimlane

Working Bottom-up

A Case Study: Chegg

Proxy Metrics

The Strategy-Metric-Tactic Lockup