Inactive  Product & Engineering's Ability: Goal Setting


Description

Goals are the life-blood of healthy alignment. A well-crafted goal can be transformational.

There are 4 types of goals:

  1. Impact Goals
    • These are the big goals that take a long time to observe. Things like ARR, net retention, and scalability. We call them lagging indicators because they often can't be seen/felt until well after the activity.
  2. Outcome Goals
    • These are often the best goals to have. They indicate a change in human behavior. Often times these will be able to be evaluated immediately. These are the best style of goal to set a great feedback loop. You often will make a hypothesis that a collection of outcomes will result in an impact.
  3. Output Goals
    • These are "produce this work" goals. Shipping a feature is output. Completing a design is output. A tested story, a shaped epic, and a finished opportunity doc are all outputs. You often need a collection of outputs to get outcomes.
  4. Activity Goals
    • These are "I will work on X" goals. Testing, designing, shaping, writing (code or documentation) are all activities. You need a collection of inter-related activities to achieve an output.

Milestone 1

(adds 3 miles to your journey)

I have observed this person showing a consistent, comfortable, continuous, and clear positive impact to a squad when wielding this ability, and therefore I would put them in situations where they can employ this ability with only a small amount of guidance

Milestone 2

(adds 6 miles to your journey)

I have observed this person showing a consistent, comfortable, continuous, and clear positive impact to a squad when wielding this ability, and therefore I would put them in situations where they can employ this ability, with no assistance as well as being a trusted active or passive mentor to others

Milestone 3

(adds 9 miles to your journey)

I have observed this person showing a consistent, comfortable, continuous, and clear positive impact to multiple squads when wielding this ability, and therefore I would put them in situations where they can employ this ability as well as being considered an expert within this discipline

Milestone 4

(adds 12 miles to your journey)

I have observed this person showing a consistent, comfortable, continuous, and clear positive impact to a squad when wielding this ability, and therefore I would put them in situations where they can not only employ this ability but where they set the tone for this at the company level

Milestone 5

(adds 20 miles to your journey)

I have observed this person showing a consistent, comfortable, continuous, and clear positive impact to not just internal teams but the community/industry in general when wielding this ability, and they are recognized by the community/industry as an expert

Configuration Health

  • 🛑 Associated with no roles
  • ⚠️ Has been referenced in no observations
  • ℹ️ No one has achieved a milestone on this ability
  • ⛔️ Last updated: over 5 years ago
  • ℹ️ Never conversed about

Role & Position Requirements

  • --No roles require this ability--

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