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Breakthrough Mindset

To have a breakthrough mindset means not to be afraid of challenges to get out of the rut, and to work hard to prepare ourselves for the long jump away from our limitations. We become ever more innovative, independent, and better at connecting the dots. Together, we open up new horizons for ourselves and our GREENFEED Group.

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Learn more about OKR BREAKTHROUGH goal-setting method – the foundation for the breakthrough and rapid growth of many world-leading corporations such as Google, Intel, and General Electric.

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What is CFR?
Conversation, Feedback, Recognition
What does OKR Breakthrough mean?
Is a combination of OKR principles and human philosophy, applied leadership management at GREENFEED. In particular, the most important foundation is the philosophy of the 7 habits of highly effective people.
How to explain OKR in one sentence?
OKR is a management method that helps to ensure the focus of efforts on important objectives across the Group to create efficiency and breakthrough.
What are the 5 benefits of OKRs?
F.A.C.T.S: Focus, Align, Commit, Track, Stretch
What elements does the GREENFEED OKR set include?
  • Objectives
  • Key results
  • Initiatives
  • Check-in schedule
  • Conversation, Feedback, Recognization (CFR)
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Stories about OKR BREAKTHROUGH

Breakthrough is more than just a moment of ideation but a journey of all individuals in the Group. The success stories of GREENFEED and some of the world’s leading corporations will be a source of inspiration and useful experience for us.

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OKR BREAKTHROUGH is a journey that is not simple, not easy but full of creativity, commitment to the results of each individual and GREENFEED Group. Let’s share your thoughts or make any questions.

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