It's easy to lose sight of what your goals are when you're knee deep in a problem, so OKRs are helpful to remind you what you originally set out to accomplish.
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It's easy to lose sight of what your goals are when you're knee deep in a problem, so OKRs are helpful to remind you what you originally set out to accomplish.
A couple useful shortcuts there depending on what you're trying to do.
As a conference chair, you’re responsible for delivering on every promise to the attendees and sponsors! Stop and reread that line.
This is key. I've seen situations where teams bring on too many volunteers who promise all sorts of things. The chair is optimistic at the beginning since they have a large team. Eventually, about 1/3rd of the team will flake and the chair is left holding the bag. The remaining volunteers are pushed to uphold all the promises and the stress collects.It'd be great if you write a follow up post going into more details about your experience.
Best of luck with the project!
But your website is full of words/phrases not relatable to a consumer in this space, the biggest culprit being 'contracts' or 'service contracts'. I trust that the work you're doing behind the scenes is innovative and impactful, but keep the pitch simple.
Get Maid (http://getmaid.com) is an example where I feel the pitch is simpler.
Edit: Sorry one more thing, I know you want to be global, but it's infuriating when I search for a provider and get back no results. If you're only available in a limited area today, be honest and tell me on the search page. And let me know you're planning to expand.
It would be nice to get that insight so you're not left guessing what might have scared him.