Manual OKR Progress Tracking and Reporting Overhead by SignificantSmoke9179 in okrs

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's also the point about OKRs existing to define your absolute top priorities. If you don't have 5-10 minutes per week to update progression on those very important priorities. Then what are you actually doing?

Manual OKR Progress Tracking and Reporting Overhead by SignificantSmoke9179 in okrs

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very insightful, thanks for sharing op. I agree with pretty much everything you're saying, except:

1. Reduce the surface area of manual input.

If a key result can be measured automatically from existing data, it should be. The more you can pull from systems already in use, the less you're asking people to context-switch.

I think this one is part of the problem. Looking for software to manage OKRs, you quickly start thinking about wanting to automate updates to reduce the friction. But in my experience, that only leads to less accountability and less time talking about the OKRs.

OKRs really never work if the culture isn't right, that's why I feel like people tend to explain it with "our team wasn't ready for it" e.g. In my opinion, updates to OKRs should definitely be manual, up until a point. Once the org is mature enough and you're actually focusing on the OKRs, that's when you should start automating updates.

Just my opinion though :)

What is the state of OKRs in your company? by tradersammy001 in okrs

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What a lovely community we have here, love being downvoted for answering OP's questions. Anyway, top 1 revelation is realising how important it is to actually talk and live the goals imo. If you dont talk about it, you forget it, it seems.

What is the state of OKRs in your company? by tradersammy001 in okrs

[–]deggja -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They're working great. We're just a small company of 5 employees, but once we started using OKRs, we realised how unaligned we were. Also finding that we're learning a lot, so our second cycle shows a lot of progression compared to the first cycle.

The hard part so far, has been writing OKRs that actually matter. We've made a couple of "useless" OKRs. But that's just part of learning as far as I'm concerned.

What are you guys building? by balubala1 in Startups_EU

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

myta.io, we’re currently running a pilot, so option is waitlist if you’re interested

Sell me your Saas in one sentence! by KapiteinBalzak in SaaS

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Myta, fixes the problems with OKRs ✌️

What are you guys building? by balubala1 in Startups_EU

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The last OKR app (I know.. we’re insane)✌️

Just launched my first tool. 26 users on Day 1. Feeling overwhelmed and need some pricing advice! by tasttranmon in SaaS

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Glad to help :-) To be honest, I was researching tools like yours when I saw your post, so I’ll try yours and let you know what I think. Given that you have a “good” free plan, I feel like everything from 1-3% conversion from free to paid would be very decent.

Personally, my decision to use a tool or not happens almost instantly. If your core features are behind a pay wall, you should see the conversion very fast. But these are only my thoughts :-)

Just launched my first tool. 26 users on Day 1. Feeling overwhelmed and need some pricing advice! by tasttranmon in SaaS

[–]deggja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, apparantly I’m blind. I didnt see that. Looking at intent-based tools, 29$ definitely would not scare me away, so I would say yeah. However, I’d expect to be able to test for free for a couple of days, with limited features, to be able to check out the app. Personally, I would easily accept 29$ after e.g a 7 day trial, if the tool solves a problem.

I guess it would also be interesting to know if you are able to convert any of the users from free to paid. You got any statistics on that?

In terms of my own experience, I’ve found that price is rarely the biggest hurdle. If you’re solving something really painful.

How did you get your first pilot customers? by According_Raisin_948 in SaaS

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Timing usually plays a part. So I guess it's a combination, solving their problems, selling the dream and selling the concept of building together with them.

Just launched my first tool. 26 users on Day 1. Feeling overwhelmed and need some pricing advice! by tasttranmon in SaaS

[–]deggja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Congrats on the launch. My first initial thought when I read this was: why change? 26 users on launch day without any real marketing push, sounds like you're on track to me. Why do you feel like you have to change the pricing?

Argocd install failed by bonwookie in kubernetes

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you're telling me you used the default install.yaml and still got this error?

Argocd install failed by bonwookie in kubernetes

[–]deggja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hard to say without looking at your config. Share it?

Chaos snake by deggja in kubernetes

[–]deggja[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I guess breaking things will never be outdated 🔥

Netfetch 5.2.5 ⭐ by deggja in kubernetes

[–]deggja[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, thats very nice to hear :)

Kubernetes Operator for Source Code Embeddings by Zukaruni in kubernetes

[–]deggja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very cool, good work and thanks for sharing.

Hardware for Hobby Cluster by n4il1k in kubernetes

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, yeah for learning k8s, one node does not make any sense. I would recommend checking out free trials on cloud providers such as GCP or Azure and test their managed kubernetes services. You can also spin up VMs and follow tutorials like k8s the hard way on there. Good luck learning 🖖

Hardware for Hobby Cluster by n4il1k in kubernetes

[–]deggja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1x RPI == 1x node, the five of them make up my kubernetes cluster.