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Scaling OKRs Across the Organization
Implementing OKRs for a 10-person startup is very different from scaling them to a 10,000-person enterprise. But the principles remain the same.
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Embedding OKRs into Daily Work
The biggest failure mode for OKRs is treating them as a quarterly exercise. I like to remind leaders: OKRs are a rhythm, not a ritual.
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Writing Great OKRs — Lessons from Practice
I’m often asked: What makes a great OKR? Over the years, I’ve reviewed thousands. Some inspired action, while others confuse or even demoralize teams.
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From Vision to Value: The Power of Alignment
One of the biggest misconceptions about OKRs is that they’re just about setting ambitious goals. In reality, their true power lies in alignment.
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Managing OKRs for Leaders
OKRs are more than a goal-setting tool — they're a proven way to connect every employee's work to your company's mission, creating the alignment and purpose that drives breakthrough performance.
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Why Traditional OKRs Fail, and How AI Can Make Them Work
Every organization wants the same three things: clarity on what matters, alignment across teams, and the momentum to keep moving forward.
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Meet Rhythms, from the Founders of Viva Goals and Ally.io
Viva Goals is retiring on December 31st, 2025, but don't worry - Rhythms has you covered.
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A Letter to Viva Goals Customers
Change can feel bittersweet—especially when leaving behind a trusted platform that has brought clarity and alignment to your organization.
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Scaling OKRs Across the Organization
Implementing OKRs for a 10-person startup is very different from scaling them to a 10,000-person enterprise. But the principles remain the same.
Read More

Embedding OKRs into Daily Work
The biggest failure mode for OKRs is treating them as a quarterly exercise. I like to remind leaders: OKRs are a rhythm, not a ritual.
Read More

Writing Great OKRs — Lessons from Practice
I’m often asked: What makes a great OKR? Over the years, I’ve reviewed thousands. Some inspired action, while others confuse or even demoralize teams.
Read More
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