Quick answer
Weekly OKR check-ins: 15 minutes per team — each KR owner reports progress, confidence, and blockers; the cadence that keeps goals alive between set and score.
The format
Each KR: current value, confidence (on-track/at-risk/off-track), what changed, what’s needed — 2 minutes per KR.
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The rhythm
Weekly for teams, monthly for company — the check-in cadence matches the goal’s decay rate.
The artifacts
A shared tracker — the check-in updates numbers, not vibes; the trend is the conversation.
What makes it work
Honesty about at-risk KRs — a check-in that only reports green is theater.
Bottom line
Weekly OKR check-ins: 15 minutes per team — each KR owner reports progress, confidence, and blockers; the cadence that keeps goals alive between set and score.
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