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Using a simple checklist format, executives can quickly review the progress of each of their managers. This template is especially helpful for CEOs that need to keep the pulse of far-flung operations or of COOs who must manage multiple groups from the perspective of the big picture. This template will ensure that no major issues fall through the cracks and it can virtually eliminate surprises if your managers are consistently using the program every two weeks.  \nGeneral Comments about the Template  \n• As to the timing, most companies start the program by utilizing the template every two weeks.  \n• It is best to assemble a small binder that includes a section for each of your direct reports. Every two weeks, simply put their latest Tracking Report on top of the prior report. This works great as a way to measure progress. Also, whenever you sit down to work with one of your direct reports, you can pullout the binder and review their progress. If they come to you with a major problem that has been brewing for some time, you pull out the chart to see if they have been identifying the problem along the way. If not, then deal with that lack of candor accordingly.  \n• We have found that the chart is best filled out by hand, not filled-out online. There seems to be something very positive in the process of manually checking off the boxes and summarizing results. The Monthly Goal Tracking Report is broken down into several sections:  \n1. Annual Goals and Objectives  \nThis section records the mutually-negotiated annual goals and objectives of the manager. Keep this to about five major goals that can be quantified in terms of numbers. The annual goals are hard-wired into the plan and remain fixed for the year; they are not renegotiated. 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This is a vital section that you must review in order to know what’s going on in the manager’s area.  \nThe IdeaBridge White Paper Series • Copyright © IdeaBridge, LLC • 800.986.1230 • [www.IdeaBridge.com](www.IdeaBridge.com)  \nThe Idea","cbCaiszyo9Iiu6YZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiszyo9Iiu6YZ","pdf",171160,"English","# Goal Tracking Template\n## Annual Goals and Objectives\n## Top Three Urgent Problems\n## Top Three Business Objectives\n## Potential Issues and Problems to Watch","[{\"question\":\"How should executives use the template each month?\",\"answer\":\"Most companies use the tracking template every two weeks. Executives review the progress of each manager by checking the relevant sections and notes in the report.\"},{\"question\":\"What do the status keys (A, O, B) mean for annual goals?\",\"answer\":\"A means Ahead of Plan, O means On Track with Plan, and B means Behind Plan. 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