Question: Based on the book, Measure What Matterss by John Doerr (How Google, Bono, and the Gates foundation Rock the World with OKRs) 1. In a

Based on the book, "Measure What Matterss" by John Doerr (How Google, Bono, and the Gates foundation Rock the World with OKRs)

1. In a flat organization there is less managerial distance between the CEO and frontline employees.

True or False?

2. Once Under Armour acquired MyFitnessPal, Mike Lee abandoned the OKR approach and eventually MyFitnessPal stagnated.

True or False?

3. The founders of MyFitnessPal rejected the use of OKRs because they believed the key results stifled creativity.

True or False?

4. It appears that Governor Cuomo is using a strategy that is similar to OKRs in his management of the reopening of the NYS public and private components of the economy.

True or False?

5. Scaling up a business leads to immediate productivity gains because there are more people tackling a problem. This was the experience at MyFitnessPal.

True or False?

6. OKRs can be executed in stages. The first stage would be keyed to a deadline and then then once the project is completed and running objectives can be keyed to cash flow metrics.

True or False?

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