OKRs: Why You Should Strive for 70% of Goals
OKRs work best when some goals are meant to stretch the team. See why hitting about 70% of an aspirational goal can signal success and how to split objectives into committed and aspirational key results.
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OKRs work best when some goals are meant to stretch the team. See why hitting about 70% of an aspirational goal can signal success and how to split objectives into committed and aspirational key results.
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