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My company right now does OKRs with priority levels for each task. If you make it a P0 then you're saying it will get done this quarter baring really unexpected
by marcinzm 4y ago
My company right now does OKRs with priority levels for each task. If you make it a P0 then you're saying it will get done this quarter baring really unexpected circumstances (ie: shit happens, we understand). P1 may not get done. P2 is even less likely to get done. This creates a natural distribution by holding the date constant and varying the work done by that date. Personally I find this more reliable and easier to communicate than holding the work constant and varying the date of each item.
- kqr 4y agoTo be honest, I also like that approach better, because in my experience the budget tends to be relatively fixed, but the work amount is often fairly flexible.