Summary of Measure What Matters: How Google, Bono, and the Gates Foundation Rock the World with OKRs by John Doerr: Key Takeaways & Analysis Included

I love to read, but business books are not usually on the top of my list. However, I kept hearing about OKRs and wanted to find out what that's all about. It was great to find this summary, because it is short enough for me to read in less than a day. But at the same time, I got all the key points and now understand what this is all about. It is easy to navigate this summary, and it is definitely a good starting point if you are not sure you are ready for the full-length book.

I didn't have much time to read this one and only had a mild interest, so I was so pleased to see the long examples broken down into simple, concise summaries and chapters. I was able to get the overall idea and glean an understanding without the time commitment. The language used is complicated, but definitions are given and the important parts of the themes are stated clearly so that this reads smoothly and understanding feels effortless!

The overall summary is clear and highlighted the key points, which is meaningful for people who is looking for a high level summarization before purchasing the book or just enough to get the key points of the book. Highly recommend to read it!

Great summary of the benefits of Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) and how to implement them. Without going into too much detail, examples are given for successful implementation of OKRs and tools to ensure this. This summary book is excellent in that it picks out the main points of Doerr’s book and organizes them in a quick-read format.

Se trata de un resumen breve, pero precisó de lo que dice el libro. me parece interesante también el hecho que incluye la opinión del compilador.