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Mission → Vision → Strategy → Goals → Roadmap → Task
Always start with the goals: Taking a few minutes at the beginning of each piece of work to get everyone on the same page about why you're doing it and what you're hoping to accomplish can make a huge difference in your success. Frequently revisiting the goals not only keeps people on track, it helps morale as well!
Gayle McDowell • Cracking the PM Career: The Skills, Frameworks, and Practices To Become a Great Product Manager (Cracking the Interview & Career)
I’m a huge fan of goals, but they need to be handled correctly. At one point, the malaria team thought we’d eradicate the disease by 2015, which wasn’t realistic. When a goal is too aspirational, it’s bad for credibility. In philanthropy, I see people confusing objectives with missions all the time. A mission is directional. An objective has a set
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🔭 Vision — the ultimate, long-term aspiration
🏆 Mission — the current purpose and approach to contribute to the vision
🗺️ Strategy — how you plan to achieve the mission
🎯 Goals — specific, measurable milestones
🏆 Mission — the current purpose and approach to contribute to the vision
🗺️ Strategy — how you plan to achieve the mission
🎯 Goals — specific, measurable milestones
The product vision and strategy. This describes the big picture of what the organization as a whole is trying to accomplish and what the plan is for achieving that vision. Each of our product teams may have its own areas of focus (for example, buyer teams and seller teams), but it's all supposed to come together to achieve the product vision. The b
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In any complex effort, communicating a well-articulated vision for what you’re trying to do is the starting point for figuring out how to do it. And though coming up with such a vision is difficult, it’s unquestionably more difficult to complete the entire circuit, to come up with an idea, a plan to realize the idea, and then actualize the plan at
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