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Sending an email asking managers to "write down their goals" usually results in a chaotic mix of daily chores (tasks) and generic statements ("Be better at sales"). A structured workshop eliminates this noise.
Are your daily activities actually driving results? Our recent Key Result Areas (KRA) Workshop
We practiced writing quantitative and qualitative targets. For example, a Marketing Manager's KRAs kra workshop
KRAs are the essential outputs or outcomes that a role must produce. They answer the question: "In what critical areas must this person perform to add value?"
Divide into small groups or pairs. Each person should draft their top 3–5 impact areas.
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KRA Full Form: Key Result Area. In HR, a KRA is a clearly defined domain within a job role where measurable outcomes are expected. www.pluxee.in
| Activity | Objective ---|---|--- 30 Min | Context Setting | Review company strategy. Why does this role exist? 60 Min | Brainstorming "Areas" | List everything the role does. Group similar tasks into "Result Areas." 90 Min | Prioritization & Definition | Narrow down to 4-6 Key Result Areas. Define the "Why" for each. 60 Min | Metrics & Targets | Attach measurable KPIs to each KRA. Set baseline vs. target. 30 Min | Review & Sign-off | Present the draft KRA scorecard. Assign ownership.
| Pitfall | Solution | |---------|----------| | KRAs are just activity lists (“Attend meetings”) | Ask “What result does this activity produce?” | | Too many KRAs (12+) per role | Consolidate; max 7. Use weights to prioritize. | | KRAs don’t link to strategy | Use “cascade mapping” – draw lines from org goal → dept KRA → role KRA | | No baseline data | Estimate first, then refine within 1 quarter | | KRAs set in isolation | Invite cross-functional peers to review | Are your daily activities actually driving results
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Start the session by teaching the difference between activities (the "how") and results (the "what"). A common mistake is listing "Attend weekly meetings" as a KRA. In the workshop, challenge participants to ask: "What is the outcome of that meeting?" The KRA might actually be "Cross-departmental Project Coordination". 3. The "Role-Result" Mapping
| KRA | KPI | Baseline | Target | Weight | |-----|-----|----------|--------|--------| | Traffic growth | Organic sessions/month | 50,000 | 65,000 | 30% | | Lead quality | SQLs from marketing | 80 | 120 | 40% | | Campaign ROI | (Revenue – spend)/spend | 3:1 | 5:1 | 30% |