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Jessica Kerr

Jessica Kerr

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Co-Host, Arrested DevOps (Podcast)

Saint Louis

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General Business,Technology Telecom, Bio Tech Fin-Tech, Media

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Business news, stock market

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Total articles 116

  • Cascading OKRs: We can do Better

    By Jessica Kerr| jessitron.com@ OKRs (Objectives & Key Results) are a framework for validating alignment through the organization. As a company, as a department, as a team: what are we focused on this quarter? What are we trying to make true? Alignment looks nice when the team OKRs roll up to the department OKRs, and those add up to the company OKRs. This is logical. And terrible. In the Sales department, you have some revenue objective. You might divide that up between regions. From there, a quota breaks down to individual reps.

    By Jessica Kerr · jessitron.com

    Jan. 17, 2025

  • Why is every startup’s website so darn useless?

    By Jessica Kerr| jessitron.com@ I don’t think I’ve worked at a company whose website satisfied me. It never gives me a clear explanation of what our product does. After a few years working closely with Marketing, I finally understand why. As a developer, my goal is to provide useful capabilities to people through the software I work on. To succeed, I need the software to be running… and people have to be using it. Which means they need access, which means people have to buy it.

    By Jessica Kerr · jessitron.com

    Dec. 08, 2024

  • Cascading OKRs: We can do Better

    By Jessica Kerr| jessitron.com@ OKRs (Objectives & Key Results) are a framework for validating alignment through the organization. As a company, as a department, as a team: what are we focused on this quarter? What are we trying to make true? Alignment looks nice when the team OKRs roll up to the department OKRs, and those add up to the company OKRs. This is logical. And terrible. In the Sales department, you have some revenue objective. You might divide that up between regions. From there, a quota breaks down to individual reps.

    By Jessica Kerr · jessitron.com

    Jan. 17, 2025

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Arrested DevOps (Podcast)

St. Louis, United States