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OKR template to enhance verbal communication and active listening skills

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This OKR aims to improve verbal communication and active listening skills. The first objective focuses on practicing active listening, with initiatives of scheduling distinct meetings or calls, applying active listening techniques, and maintaining a progress journal.

The second objective centers on attending two comprehensive communication and active listening workshops. The initiatives to achieve this involve researching and registering for workshops, arranging time to attend, and preparing by completing pre-workshop assignments.

The final objective is delivering clear and engaging presentations. To fulfill this, the individual will practice presenting, collect, and analyze feedback, and prepare five 10 presentations on chosen subjects.

By practicing in private and professional settings, the person will utilize active listening, improve verbal communication, and empower themselves for future tasks by fully engaging in these workshops and presentations.
  • ObjectiveObjectiveEnhance verbal communication and active listening skills
  • Key ResultKRPractice active listening with 10 different conversations weekly
  • TaskSchedule 10 distinct meetings or phone calls weekly
  • TaskApply active listening techniques in each discussion
  • TaskKeep a journal recording progress after each conversation
  • Key ResultKRAttend two comprehensive communication and active listening workshops
  • TaskResearch and sign up for two communication and active listening workshops
  • TaskSchedule time off work to attend the workshops
  • TaskComplete and review any pre-workshop materials
  • Key ResultKRDeliver five 10-minute presentations and receive positive feedback
  • TaskPractice presenting to ensure clarity and engagement
  • TaskGather and analyze received feedback for improvement
  • TaskPrepare five 10-minute presentations on chosen subjects
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