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Taking a fresh look at setting objectives and key results for your engineering team

In 2013, Google famously published a leading reference for establishing Objectives and Key Results as a way to align teams and set short-term goals.

Speakers: Whitney O’Banner

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July 29, 2020

In 2013, Google famously published a leading reference for establishing Objectives and Key Results as a way to align teams and set short-term goals. While some of the information is still relevant, it is time to take a fresh look at setting OKRs within your teams. This talk will help leaders abandon the dated, flawed approach to setting OKRs and enable organizational alignment in an exciting new way, suitable for 2019.

About the speaker

  • Whitney O'Banner
    Whitney O’Banner

    Whitney is a new generation of leader. As one of the few women of colour managing engineers and designers at payments technology company Braintree, she is a diligent study of innovative leadership methods.

    @woobanner

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