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This year, try choosing rituals over resolutions. Trade intentions for actionable, repeatable structures that optimize the way you work. Follow through on your goal to amplify voices within your team by integrating into every meeting. Or perhaps channel your information management ambitions into intentional processes like this . Here’s a collection of docs from our community to inspire your team’s rituals.
From , Data: Goal setting is a core ritual for most teams, often implemented through OKRs. Zach’s OKR template cuts through the noise. It’s a simple yet powerful framework of team-level OKRs laddering up into company-level goals with an added bonus of simple dependency management. And Zach’s cross-team dependency process inspired improvements to our own process of highlighting collaborative work. Well worth a read and a copy from anyone setting up or operating a team planning process!
From , Customers: At Coda I did all my onboarding remotely, and this template has been key to hitting the ground running. Being a fully distributed company from the start, Zapier crafted their rituals around remote communication. I cannot overstate how valuable their meeting format is. The decision log makes it so simple to find out the most important items discussed (no need to scan and look for bullet points!) and emailing meeting notes is pre-built into the doc (so long, copy + paste!).
From Shishir Mehrotra, CEO and co-founder: Introducing yourself to a new team can be tricky. Luc found a unique, thoughtful, and fun alternative: creating personal blueprints. His doc describes the process, but also has great examples from dozens of other leaders. We’ve started a similar process for new hires at Coda now!
From , Product: At Coda, we’re active users of Figma and big fans of their product team. As the company scaled, their VP of Product noticed they were outgrowing a core ritual—their weekly product roadmap meeting. A long-time Coda user, Yuhki designed for Figma’s product roadmap and inspired hundreds of other product teams along the way. This doc is full of thoughtful choices, including a heart button to convey excitement and the “How did it do?” column to reflect on recent launches.
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...this from if you want to substitute one habit for another, already feel Olympics-induced competitiveness, or are looking for a way to save for that leather keyboard you didn’t get for the holidays....this from if you recently adopted a pup, know the satisfaction of archives, or have an aversion to filing cabinets....this from if you set a learning goal for 2021, thrive on structure, or have fond memories of gel-penned flashcards
The Docket
January 2021
Quarterly planning that doesn’t suck and other docs to inspire your rituals.
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by , VP of Product at Brex
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by , CEO and founder of Zapier
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by , VP of Growth at Shopify
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by , VP of Product at Figma
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