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Company OKRs (annual)
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+-- Department OKRs (quarterly)
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+-- Team OKRs (quarterly)
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+-- Individual OKRs (quarterly, optional)Objective: Qualitative, inspiring, time-bound.
"Make our checkout experience the fastest in the industry by Q4"
Key Results: Quantitative, binary-scoreable (0.0-1.0), 3-5 per Objective.
KR1: Reduce median checkout latency from 2.1s to 0.8s
KR2: Increase checkout completion rate from 71% to 85%
KR3: Reduce cart abandonment on mobile from 62% to 45%Company OKRs (annual)
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+-- Department OKRs (quarterly)
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+-- Team OKRs (quarterly)
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+-- Individual OKRs (quarterly, optional)Objective: Qualitative, inspiring, time-bound.
"Make our checkout experience the fastest in the industry by Q4"
Key Results: Quantitative, binary-scoreable (0.0-1.0), 3-5 per Objective.
KR1: Reduce median checkout latency from 2.1s to 0.8s
KR2: Increase checkout completion rate from 71% to 85%
KR3: Reduce cart abandonment on mobile from 62% to 45%| Cycle | Cadence | Participants | Output |
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| 1:1 | Weekly | Manager + IC | Ongoing coaching notes |
| Mid-cycle check-in | Quarterly | Manager + IC | OKR progress, early flag |
| Peer feedback | Semi-annual | 3-5 peers per person | Structured written feedback |
| Self-assessment | Semi-annual | Individual | Written self-reflection |
| Manager review | Semi-annual | Manager | Performance rating + narrative |
| Calibration | Semi-annual | Manager cohort | Normalized ratings |
| Compensation review | Annual | HR + leadership | Salary and equity decisions |
| 周期 | 频率 | 参与者 | 产出 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:1沟通 | 每周 | 经理 + 个人贡献者(IC) | 持续辅导记录 |
| 中期检查 | 季度 | 经理 + 个人贡献者(IC) | OKR进度、早期预警 |
| 同事反馈 | 半年度 | 每人对应3-5位同事 | 结构化书面反馈 |
| 自我评估 | 半年度 | 个人 | 书面自我反思 |
| 经理评估 | 半年度 | 经理 | 绩效评级 + 评估说明 |
| 校准会议 | 半年度 | 经理群体 | 标准化评级 |
| 薪酬评审 | 年度 | HR + 领导层 | 薪资与股权决策 |
Phase 1 - Pre-work (1 week before):
Managers submit draft ratings and written justifications.
HR compiles rating distribution by team and level.
Phase 2 - Calibration session (2-3 hours):
Facilitator shares distribution. Outliers discussed first.
Each manager defends any rating 2+ steps from cohort median.
Ratings adjusted by consensus, not by committee override.
Phase 3 - Post-calibration (1 week after):
Final ratings locked. Managers deliver feedback to ICs.
Promotions and compensation decisions proceed from locked ratings.Phase 1 - Pre-work (1 week before):
Managers submit draft ratings and written justifications.
HR compiles rating distribution by team and level.
Phase 2 - Calibration session (2-3 hours):
Facilitator shares distribution. Outliers discussed first.
Each manager defends any rating 2+ steps from cohort median.
Ratings adjusted by consensus, not by committee override.
Phase 3 - Post-calibration (1 week after):
Final ratings locked. Managers deliver feedback to ICs.
Promotions and compensation decisions proceed from locked ratings.| Dimension | What it measures |
|---|---|
| Technical skill | Depth and breadth of domain knowledge and execution quality |
| Scope of impact | Size of the problem space owned (self, team, org, company) |
| Autonomy | How much direction is needed to produce high-quality work |
| Leadership | Mentorship, cross-team influence, and culture contribution |
| 维度 | 衡量内容 |
|---|---|
| 技术能力 | 领域知识的深度与广度,以及执行质量 |
| 影响范围 | 负责的问题空间规模(个人、团队、部门、公司) |
| 自主性 | 产出高质量工作所需的指导程度 |
| 领导力 | 导师指导、跨团队影响力、文化贡献 |
1. Define the cadence: annual company OKRs, quarterly team OKRs.
2. Set the hierarchy: company -> department -> team. ICs optional.
3. Write the Objective: inspiring, qualitative, owner assigned.
4. Write Key Results: measurable, 0.0-1.0 scoreable, 3-5 per Objective.
5. Mid-quarter check-in: score progress (0.0-1.0). Flag blocked KRs early.
6. End-of-quarter score: score final. Write retrospective (what worked, what did not).| Score | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0.7-1.0 | Excellent - ambitious goal largely achieved |
| 0.5-0.6 | Good - meaningful progress, some misses |
| 0.3-0.4 | Underperformed - significant misses, needs analysis |
| 0.0-0.2 | Failed - goal not pursued or fundamentally blocked |
1. Define the cadence: annual company OKRs, quarterly team OKRs.
2. Set the hierarchy: company -> department -> team. ICs optional.
3. Write the Objective: inspiring, qualitative, owner assigned.
4. Write Key Results: measurable, 0.0-1.0 scoreable, 3-5 per Objective.
5. Mid-quarter check-in: score progress (0.0-1.0). Flag blocked KRs early.
6. End-of-quarter score: score final. Write retrospective (what worked, what did not).| 分数 | 含义 |
|---|---|
| 0.7-1.0 | 优秀 - 挑战性目标基本达成 |
| 0.5-0.6 | 良好 - 取得重要进展,存在部分未完成项 |
| 0.3-0.4 | 未达标 - 存在重大未完成项,需分析原因 |
| 0.0-0.2 | 失败 - 未推进目标或目标根本受阻 |
Situation: Context for the work (project, team, constraints).
Task: What was expected of this person at their level.
Action: What they specifically did. Use "I" statements from self-review,
evidence from manager notes and peer feedback.
Result: Measurable outcome. Tie to team or company OKR where possible.
Impact: Why this mattered beyond the immediate deliverable.| Rating | Label | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Exceptional | Significantly exceeded expectations; top ~5% at level |
| 4 | Exceeds Expectations | Consistently above bar; likely promotion candidate |
| 3 | Meets Expectations | Solid contributor performing at level |
| 2 | Partially Meets | Below bar in some areas; needs focused improvement |
| 1 | Does Not Meet | Significantly below bar; PIP territory |
Situation: Context for the work (project, team, constraints).
Task: What was expected of this person at their level.
Action: What they specifically did. Use "I" statements from self-review,
evidence from manager notes and peer feedback.
Result: Measurable outcome. Tie to team or company OKR where possible.
Impact: Why this mattered beyond the immediate deliverable.| 评级 | 标签 | 含义 |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 卓越 | 显著超出预期;对应职级前5% |
| 4 | 超出预期 | 持续达标以上;潜在晋升候选人 |
| 3 | 达到预期 | 稳定贡献者,符合职级要求 |
| 2 | 部分达到 | 部分领域未达标;需重点改进 |
| 1 | 未达到 | 远未达标;需启动PIP |
Opening (10 min):
Share distribution data: rating counts by level, by team.
State the goal: consistent standards, not forced curve.
Ground rules: discuss evidence, not personal opinions.
Main calibration (90-120 min):
Start with obvious cases: clear Exceptional and clear Does Not Meet.
Focus time on the middle: Meets vs. Exceeds boundary is where most
disagreements live.
For each contested rating, ask:
- "What specific evidence supports this rating?"
- "Would someone at this level at [peer company] get the same rating?"
- "Is this a level question or a project-quality question?"
Closing (20 min):
Confirm final rating distribution.
Flag anyone under-leveled or over-leveled (promotion or PIP triggers).
Agree on messaging consistency for sensitive cases.Opening (10 min):
Share distribution data: rating counts by level, by team.
State the goal: consistent standards, not forced curve.
Ground rules: discuss evidence, not personal opinions.
Main calibration (90-120 min):
Start with obvious cases: clear Exceptional and clear Does Not Meet.
Focus time on the middle: Meets vs.Exceeds boundary is where most
disagreements live.
For each contested rating, ask:
- "What specific evidence supports this rating?"
- "Would someone at this level at [peer company] get the same rating?"
- "Is this a level question or a project-quality question?"
Closing (20 min):
Confirm final rating distribution.
Flag anyone under-leveled or over-leveled (promotion or PIP triggers).
Agree on messaging consistency for sensitive cases.references/career-ladder-template.mdreferences/career-ladder-template.mdEmployee: [Name], [Level], [Team]
Manager: [Name]
HR Partner: [Name]
PIP start date: [Date]
PIP end date: [Date, typically 60-90 days]
Review checkpoints: [Date 1 - 30 days], [Date 2 - 60 days], [Date 3 - end]
PERFORMANCE GAPS
Gap 1: [Specific, observable behavior or outcome gap]
- Expected: [What the role requires at this level]
- Observed: [What has been documented, with dates and examples]
Gap 2: ...
SUCCESS MILESTONES
Milestone 1 (Day 30): [Specific, measurable outcome]
Milestone 2 (Day 60): [Specific, measurable outcome]
Milestone 3 (Day 90): [Specific, measurable outcome - overall bar to exit PIP]
SUPPORT PROVIDED
- [Weekly 1:1 with manager, focused on PIP progress]
- [Access to training, mentor, or other resource]
CONSEQUENCES
If milestones are not met by [end date], employment may be terminated.
Signatures: Employee, Manager, HR PartnerEmployee: [Name], [Level], [Team]
Manager: [Name]
HR Partner: [Name]
PIP start date: [Date]
PIP end date: [Date, typically 60-90 days]
Review checkpoints: [Date 1 - 30 days], [Date 2 - 60 days], [Date 3 - end]
PERFORMANCE GAPS
Gap 1: [Specific, observable behavior or outcome gap]
- Expected: [What the role requires at this level]
- Observed: [What has been documented, with dates and examples]
Gap 2: ...
SUCCESS MILESTONES
Milestone 1 (Day 30): [Specific, measurable outcome]
Milestone 2 (Day 60): [Specific, measurable outcome]
Milestone 3 (Day 90): [Specific, measurable outcome - overall bar to exit PIP]
SUPPORT PROVIDED
- [Weekly 1:1 with manager, focused on PIP progress]
- [Access to training, mentor, or other resource]
CONSEQUENCES
If milestones are not met by [end date], employment may be terminated.
Signatures: Employee, Manager, HR PartnerSuggested 1:1 structure (30-60 minutes weekly):
[5 min] Employee agenda - what's top of mind for them this week?
[10 min] Project pulse - what's going well, what's blocked?
[10 min] Feedback exchange - one piece of coaching from manager;
one piece of upward feedback from employee.
[5 min] Career conversation (monthly rotation) - growth, goals, interests.
[5 min] Action items and follow-ups from last week.Situation: "In yesterday's design review..."
Behavior: "...you interrupted the junior engineers twice before they finished."
Impact: "...which caused two of them to stop contributing for the rest of the meeting."
Follow with: "What was going on for you in that moment?"Suggested 1:1 structure (30-60 minutes weekly):
[5 min] Employee agenda - what's top of mind for them this week?
[10 min] Project pulse - what's going well, what's blocked?
[10 min] Feedback exchange - one piece of coaching from manager;
one piece of upward feedback from employee.
[5 min] Career conversation (monthly rotation) - growth, goals, interests.
[5 min] Action items and follow-ups from last week.Situation: "In yesterday's design review..."
Behavior: "...you interrupted the junior engineers twice before they finished."
Impact: "...which caused two of them to stop contributing for the rest of the meeting."
Follow with: "What was going on for you in that moment?"| Metric | Healthy | Unhealthy |
|---|---|---|
| Surprise rating rate | < 5% of employees | > 20% of employees |
| Calibration rating shift rate | 10-20% of ratings adjusted | < 5% (rubber stamp) or > 40% (managers not preparing) |
| PIP success rate (improvement) | > 50% | < 20% |
| Time to promotion from eligible | < 2 cycles | > 4 cycles |
| Regrettable attrition post-review | < 5% | > 15% |
| Employee agreement with their rating | > 75% | < 50% |
| 指标 | 健康状态 | 不健康状态 |
|---|---|---|
| 意外评级率 | <5%的员工 | >20%的员工 |
| 校准评级调整率 | 10-20%的评级被调整 | <5%(走过场)或>40%(经理未准备) |
| PIP成功率(改进) | >50% | <20% |
| 符合晋升条件后的晋升时长 | <2个周期 | >4个周期 |
| 评估后遗憾离职率 | <5% | >15% |
| 员工对自身评级的认同度 | >75% | <50% |
| Anti-pattern | Why it is wrong | What to do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Forced ranking (rank-and-yank) | Creates internal competition, destroys collaboration, and causes top performers to leave to protect their peers | Use calibrated ratings with absolute standards; a whole team can exceed expectations |
| Annual review as the only feedback | Employees cannot course-correct without feedback. Annual surprises cause disengagement and legal risk | Build feedback into weekly 1:1s; the annual review summarizes what was already said |
| OKRs tied directly to bonuses | Incentivizes sandbagging (set easy goals to hit 100%) and gaming (maximize metric, not outcome) | Decouple OKR scores from compensation; use them as input to qualitative performance assessment |
| Career ladders with unmeasurable criteria | "Shows leadership" or "has impact" without examples lets bias drive promotion decisions | Each criterion needs two examples: one that clears the bar, one that does not |
| PIP as documentation for termination | Employees and lawyers see through it; it destroys trust and sometimes backfires legally | Issue a PIP only after genuine coaching attempts; if the decision is already made, use a severance agreement |
| Proximity bias in remote/hybrid teams | In-office employees rated higher for "visibility" rather than output | Anchor all ratings to documented outcomes and artifacts, not perceived presence |
| 反模式 | 问题所在 | 替代方案 |
|---|---|---|
| 强制排名(末位淘汰) | 制造内部竞争,破坏协作,导致高绩效员工为保护同事而离职 | 使用基于绝对标准的校准评级;整个团队都可以超出预期 |
| 仅年度评估作为反馈 | 员工没有反馈就无法调整。年度意外会导致员工流失和法律风险 | 将反馈融入每周一对一沟通;年度评估仅总结已沟通的内容 |
| OKR与奖金直接挂钩 | 诱使员工刻意降低目标难度(设置容易完成的目标以达到100%)和操纵数据(最大化指标而非结果) | 将OKR评分与薪酬脱钩;将其作为定性绩效评估的输入 |
| 职业阶梯包含不可衡量的标准 | “展现领导力”或“产生影响”无具体示例会让偏见主导晋升决策 | 每个标准都需要两个示例:一个达标,一个未达标 |
| PIP作为解雇的文档依据 | 员工和律师都能看穿这一点;会破坏信任,有时还会引发法律风险 | 仅在真正尝试辅导后才启动PIP;若已决定解雇,使用遣散协议 |
| 远程/混合办公团队中的亲疏偏差 | 办公室员工因“可见度”而非产出获得更高评级 | 所有评级都以记录的结果和成果为依据,而非感知到的存在感 |
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