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It's about defining what success looks like and then planning the steps needed to achieve it. The emphasis is on the end result rather than the process of getting there.  \nAn OBJECTIVE, is simply the GOAL to be achieved, no more and no less. Objectives are significant, concrete and inspirational. When properly designed  \nand deployed, they’ re a vaccine against fuzzy thinking—and fuzzy execution KEY RESULTS benchmark and monitor HOW we get to the objective.  \n“It’s not a key result unless it has a number.”  \nHistory  \nOKRs originated at Intel in the 1970s and were later popularized by Andy Grove, the company's CEO at the time. John Doerr learned this method from Andy and later introduced OKRs to Google in 1999 (when google was about 40 employees) . Google, now with over 140,000 employees, still uses OKRs. Here are some highlights from Google’s adoption and rules for OKRs.  \nAmbitious“Moonshots”  \nDrafted to be inspiring and ambitious where 60-70% achievement is ‘good’ and 80% is excellent.  \nFOCUS  \nTo ensure focus, each quarter a team could only have a max of  \n5 OKRs with 4 KRs.  \nOKRs at Google  \n\"OKRs are the cornerstone of Google's culture of ambition and execution.\"Sundar Pichai, Google CEO  \nBottom up & Top down  \n60% of the OKRs are drafted bottom up with the strategic ones shared by leaders.  \nCompany Wide Sharing  \nGoogle makes OKRs visible company wide and conducted company wide and team level meetings to align.  \nSample OKRs  \n-city development  \nObjective: Increase housing unit availability by 10% within 2 years, focusing on affordable options.  \n Key Result 1: Complete construction of 5,000 new housing units within the next two years.  \n Key Result 2: Upzone 15% of city land for residential development within the next two years, prioritizing areas with high demand.  \n Key Result 3: Achieve an average of 15% affordable housing units in new developments  \n Key Result 4 (leading): Increase building permits issued for residential projects by 20%(YoY)  \n-marketing  \nObjective: Increase brand awareness and generate qualified leads.  \n Key Result 1: Achieve a brand awareness score of 70% within the target audience.  \n Key Result 2: Generate 15,000 qualified leads from marketing campaigns within the next year.  \n Key Result 3: Increase conversion rate from qualified leads to customers by 10% .  \n Key Result 4 (leading): Increase website traffic originating from organic search by 25%(YoY)  \n-technology  \nObjective: Enhance IT infrastructure and security to ensure seamless operations.  \n Key Result 1: Implement a cloud-based data management platform with 99.99% uptime.  \n Key Result 2: Migrate all critical applications to the cloud within the next year.  \n Key Result 3: Achieve a zero-incident rate for major security breaches  \n Key Results 4 (leading): Reduce the average time to resolve critical IT incidents by 30%(YoY)  \n-culture transformation  \nObjective: Empower cross-functional teams of teams to achieve shared outcomes faster and more effectively.  \n Key Result 1: Reduce the average time to complete cross-functional projects by 12%.  \n Key Result 2: Increase the % of cross-functional projects meeting their target OKRs by 15%  \n Key Resul","cbCaicI8FpLGSi2J","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicI8FpLGSi2J","pdf",11304996,"English","# What are OKRs + History?\n## OKR Examples\n## OKR Benefits\n## Hypothesis Statement: Outcomes vs Output\n## Types of Key Results: Rooftop vs Moonshot Goals\n## Shared OKRs\n## Success & Anti-Patterns: Enterprise Visibility Room (EVR) Pattern\n## Agility Outcomes Dashboard\n## OKR 5 Step Lifecycle\n## Training & Certification, About Us & Case Studies","[{\"question\":\"What are Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) and what problem do they solve?\",\"answer\":\"OKRs are a goal-setting framework used to define and track progress toward ambitious objectives. 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