Lesson 5 of 5 · 2 min
Three other ways to see your OKRs
Know the other three view buttons beside the default card grid, and when each one actually earns its place over Objectives Overview.
The card grid answers "what are we working on." These three answer "who's behind," "who's ahead," and "what actually changed."
Four buttons sit top-right of the OKR page: the card grid you've used throughout this module (Objectives Overview), and three more.

- 1The list-view icon, highlighted — this view active
- 2Every objective under Corporate, pre-expanded to its key results, in one continuous scroll
- 3The same columns as any single objective's table — KPI through Link
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- 1One line per team — over a dozen here, from Marketing to individual named projects
- 2The x-axis runs in calendar weeks, not months or quarters
- 3The Progress list below repeats the same weeks as columns, teams as rows, with a trend arrow per cell
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- 1The four view-toggle icons — clock highlighted here, this view active
- 2Select item, Select change, Select time range — filters, newest-to-oldest by default
- 3Editor, Old Value, New Value — who changed what, and what it was before
- 4Real actions recorded here: Completed Milestone, Added Milestone, Created Key Result, Created Objective
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Takeaways
OKR Listview is every objective's key-result table, run together in one scroll instead of one objective at a time.
OKR Team Analytics View is for comparing teams against each other over time — a chart plus a week-by-week Progress list, with Average and Target Progress rows.
OKR Change Log View is a full audit trail of every edit to every Objective, Key Result and Milestone — who changed what, and what it was before.
Surfaces covered
- Execution → OKR
- Adding and deleting objectives
- Key results
- Milestones
- Owner
Micro-check
Two quick questions
Practice only — nothing here is scored or recorded.
1. Someone insists a key result's name used to say something different last month. Where do you check?
2. You want to see, at a glance, which of six teams is furthest behind target this quarter. Which view?