Past Appearances

Past Appearances

  • The Darkside of OKRs

    The Darkside of OKRs

    Do you feel like your OKRs may not be working for you? There may be a reason for this, and it’s one you’ve probably overlooked. Explore this and more as we take a look at Christina Wodtke’s new book ‘Radical Focus’ with our host, Janna Bastow, and learn how to create a strong system to+…

  • How to recognise and beat the ‘knowing’ gap

    How to recognise and beat the ‘knowing’ gap

    On a warm summer afternoon, Christina Wodtke, lecturer and author including the bestseller Radical Focus, succinctly challenged the entire MTP Engage Hamburg audience, “You all say – ‘I got it’ – you ain’t got it!”. Christina explains how the challenge of building an effective workplace to deliver innovative technology is hindered by fast-thinking, defensive cultures, conflict+…

  • The Transition

    The Transition

    “Today, I’m joined by author, Stanford professor, and speaker Christina Wodtke. Christina’s book, ‘Radical Focus: Achieving Your Most Important Goals with Objectives and Key Results’ breaks down the OKR Process when beginning your entrepreneurial journey. Radical Focus spoke to me and the challenge that comes with bringing a venture to life, and I hope this+…

  • Product Thinking with Melissa Perri

    Product Thinking with Melissa Perri

    “In this week’s episode, Melissa Perri and Christina Wodtke, author of Radical Focus, get into all things OKRs. Christina shares how she discovered the power of OKRs, why she sees OKRs as a “vitamin, not a medicine,” why OKRs aren’t synonymous with product strategy, what it looks like to apply key results in the wrong+…

  • OKRs Q&A – Ep.63: Radical Focus | Christina Wodtke (Encore Presentation)

    OKRs Q&A – Ep.63: Radical Focus | Christina Wodtke (Encore Presentation)

    “This week on the OKRs Q&A Podcast, we are rereleasing an incredible episode with a major industry thought leader and the author of Radical Focus & Radical Focus 2.0 – Christina Wodtke. Tim and Christina discuss the simplicity of OKRs, how to launch a pilot program that works and where to begin with an OKR+…