How is sub KR check-in progress calculated in Profit.co?
Category: OKRs
You can now branch out from your parent key results and create sub key results for your objective and show calculated progress via your regular check-ins in Profit.co.
You can check-in your sub key results just like you check-in key results in Profit.co.
The formula to calculate the sub key result check-in progress is as follows
For instance:
The main Key Result Generate 500 marketing-qualified leads. There are two Sub Key Results such as Generate 250 marketing-qualified leads that were assigned to Helen Baxendale and Generate 250 marketing-qualified leads that were assigned to Bryan Cranston.
The average of the Paraent key result is calculated from the average of the sub key result progress.
Sub KR 1 - 0.60
Sub KR2 - 0.43
Avg Sub KR = (0.60 + 0.43) / 2 = 0.51

Here the Objective is to Increase Brand Awareness and Drive Website Traffic and the two main key results are to Grow social media followers by 25% across all platforms and Generate 500 marketing-qualified leads.
The average of Objective 0.32 is calculated from the average of the two main key results 0.12 and 0.51.
KR 1 - 0.12
KR2 - 0.51
Avg Sub KR = (0.12 + 0.51) / 2 = 0.32

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