We've lost urgency
Urgency fades when goals are yearly and progress is invisible. Break goals into short cycles with weekly targets that everyone can see, and review them in a fixed weekly meeting.
We've lost urgency
Problem
Deadlines slip, and nobody seems worried.
Goals are set once a year and reviewed once a quarter, so most weeks feel like there is plenty of time. Work expands to fill it.
By the time anyone notices a target is off track, the quarter is nearly over.
Insight
Urgency comes from short cycles and visible progress.
When a team can see each week whether it moved its number, the gap between plan and reality is obvious and close. Annual goals are too far away to feel.
A weekly target and a weekly review create pressure without anyone having to shout.
How we approach it
We shorten the cycle so progress is visible every week.
- We break quarterly goals into weekly targets each team owns.
- We put those targets on one simple board everyone can see.
- We run a short weekly review that ends with clear next steps.
Slippage shows up in days, and the team acts on it.
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