John Doer Measure the Important OKR: the Simple Idea of Growing Ten Book

The book by the legendary American investor John Doer is an extremely interesting and bold combination of applied business literature and personal stories of the formation of a number of phenomenally successful global and local businesses and public organizations - from the giant Google in the innovative pizzeria Zume Pizza, from the ONE charity campaign by the leader of the U2 group Bono to the Foundation Gates. Most of them are indebted to John Doer as an investor (for example, Google, because it was Doer who invested the first serious money in a "garage" startup), and all - as a mentor, teacher, leadership. For those looking for practical, step-by-step guidance on how to implement goals and key results — OKR — in their company or organization, Doer will find a comprehensive and expertly written textbook in Doer's work. However, in reality, what makes this book unique is the history of heredity, gratitude and the transmission of knowledge from generation to generation. Not quite what is expected of popular business literature, and therefore evidence that huge money and resounding success can also be stories of mutual respect and humanity.