Definition
Objectives and Key Results, a goal-setting framework that promises alignment and accountability but mostly delivers quarterly arguments about what counts as a key result. It's the corporate New Year's resolution system -- set ambitiously in January, forgotten by March.
Example Usage
"We spent two weeks setting OKRs. We spent zero weeks looking at them again until the end-of-quarter review, where we all pretended we remembered what they were." - A strategically forgetful employee
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