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The acronym stands for objectives and keyresults, which is a goal-setting framework that Google popularized. Next comes the keyresults. These are specific metrics that help you measure your progress towards meeting your objectives. OKRs are goals and objectives that help you focus on what matters.
There are five main benefits to adopting OKRs’ transparent goal system: Focus: Choose the few things that really matter Alignment: Get everyone on your team pulling together as opposed to going in different directions. OKRs represent a very simple system. But as measured by the keyresults – the magic words – the number of users.
The acronym stands for objectives and keyresults, which is a goal-setting framework that Google popularized. Next comes the keyresults. These are specific metrics that help you measure your progress towards meeting your objectives. OKRs are goals and objectives that help you focus on what matters.
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