Choose key results that measure outcomes rather than activities or effort.
OKRs pair a qualitative objective with measurable key results. The power is focus: teams know the important outcome and the measurable evidence that progress happened. Senior leaders weaken OKRs when they turn key results into task lists. Activities may be necessary, but they do not prove the objective was achieved.
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