OKRs, or Objectives and Key Results, is a goal-setting framework teams and individuals use to create aspirational goals with measurable results. It’s a methodology that asks: “What can we improve to become more successful?” And “What can we measure to prove that that we’re hitting our objectives?” With team OKRs, businesses can create alignment, track goal progress, and inspire employee engagement so all hands are on deck working toward a common objective.
Project management, whether small-scale or large-scale, is an art form. It takes a blend of knowledge, creativity, and the right tools to launch and manage a successful project effectively. Even simple projects can quickly spiral into disaster without the right planning, resources, and management. One of the best ways to assess a project’s viability, effectiveness, and efficiency is to conduct a pilot project.
How many times have you been told “Don’t sweat the small stuff”? Probably too many to count! Well, us at Teamwork.com are here to tell you it’s okay to sweat the small stuff—we will always hear you out. Since the launch of My Timesheet and Company Timesheet, we’ve listened to your feedback and released numerous improvements to help make managing time in your timesheets as decluttered, connected, and pleasant as possible.
The demand for project management roles is expected to grow by 6% by 2032. For busy agencies, this probably comes as no surprise; you already know just how critical PM roles are for a project’s success.
In this day and age, technology is rapidly advancing, and so the threat of cybercrimes is increasing for businesses. Businesses of all sizes that use the internet in any way are susceptible to cybersecurity breaches. All businesses using the internet have confidential data that is exposed to cybercriminals. In the absence of proper cybersecurity measures, a company is vulnerable that its data can get leaked.