Setting Goals and Tracking Progress in Qooper

🎥 Watch this video guide for a quick walkthrough.


1. Open the Mentoring Section

  • Go to Mentoring from the top menu.

  • Select the connection you want to set a goal with.


2. Create a Goal

  • Under the connection’s profile, click Goal.

  • Fill in the details:

    • Goal Title – Name your goal

    • Due Date – Choose a target date

    • Topic – Pick the relevant topic

    • Description – Optional additional details

  • Click Submit to create the goal.


3. Add Milestones

  • Click Set your first milestone to track progress.

  • Enter milestone details:

    • Title

    • Due Date

    • Description (optional)

  • Click Submit to save.


4. Add Additional Milestones

  • Click View Milestones, then Set Milestone to create more milestones as needed.


5. Mark Milestones Complete

  • When a milestone is finished, click Complete under that milestone.

  • The goal progress bar will update automatically.


6. Complete the Goal

  • Once all milestones are done, click Complete at the bottom of the main goal to finish it.


Goal Brainstorming

Goal setting is a personal process, and your goals should reflect what matters most to you. Use the examples below to spark ideas and shape a goal that feels meaningful, motivating, and geared toward your growth.

Skill Development

    • Manage a recurring process (such as a weekly report, client meeting, or internal status update) from preparation through follow‑up, with clear documentation and stakeholder feedback.
    • Build proficiency in a core system or tool used by the team (such as CRM, ticketing, analytics, or project management software).

Leadership & Influence

    • Lead a small project or workstream by coordinating tasks, timelines, and communication with colleagues, and summarize outcomes and lessons learned.
    • Facilitate at least one meeting or discussion by setting the agenda, guiding the conversation, and capturing action items.

Networking & Visibility 

    • Schedule and complete a series of one‑on‑one conversations with colleagues in different roles or departments to learn about their work and identify opportunities to collaborate more effectively.
    • Share work or insights with a broader audience at least once, such as presenting in a team meeting, contributing to an internal newsletter, or posting a summary of a project on an internal channel.

Confidence, Mindset, & Wellbeing

    • Document key accomplishments and positive feedback in a simple log and use it to prepare for performance conversations and check‑ins.
    • Establish clear work routines and boundaries and review their impact on productivity and stress levels.