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Edit an objective

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This article walks through how to edit an objective in 15Five. For information about who has permission to edit objectives, check out our "Role-based permissions for objectives" Help Center article. If you are looking to edit a key result, please refer to our "Edit a key result" Help Center article.

Access and availability

⛔️ Required access to Objectives.
👥 This article is relevant to all roles.
📦 This feature is available in the Perform, Legacy Focus, and Total Platform pricing packages.

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Science

Objectives should be flexible enough so people can freely adjust, revise, or even abandon what they’re doing as their work evolves and as priorities change. Research from Kuvass, Buch, & Dysvik, all academics in the field of organizational psychology, demonstrated a link between lower work performance and people seeing their goals as unmovable and non-negotiable.

Edit an objective

  1. Click on Objectives from the left navigation.
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  2. You will land on the "All objectives" page. From here, use the keyword search or filters to locate the objective you want to edit.All-Objectives-Page.png

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    Tip

    Use the quick filters at the top of the page to easily pull up objectives that you either own or own key results for.

  3. Click the name of an objective to open its details page.
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  4. Click on the gear icon on the objective page, then select 'Edit objective' from the dropdown menu.
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  5. You'll see the option to edit the following objective details:
    • Name
    • Description
    • Owner
    • Type (self-development, individual, group, or company-wide)
    • Alignment with a parent objective
    • Key results
    • Start and end date
    • Privacy setting (public, 15Five permissions, or specific people)
  6. Edit the necessary objective details, then click Save objective.
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Note

If you are trying to edit the dates of an aligned objective, the dates must coincide with the parent or child objectives. You can either expand the parent objective dates to allow child objective date changes (great if you are looking to extend an objective from 6 months to a year), or you can clone the parent objective and start with completely new dates (great if you are wanting to start fresh with completely new dates).

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