Pragmatic OKRs
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Dear Reader,
This week, I want to share the recording from my talk on Pragmatic OKRs from this year's World OKR Summit:
Thank you for Practicing Product,
Tim
I'm excited to bring my beloved in-person workshops back to Berlin in January 2026. You can choose between 1-day workshops on Product Strategy, Product OKRs, or Product Discovery, or opt for the full 3-day experience for you or your team.
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As a Product Management Coach, I guide Product Teams to measure the real progress of their evidence-informed decisions.
I focus on better practices to connect the dots of Product Strategy, Product OKRs, and Product Discovery.
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