OKRs: Frame Growth Goals as Measurable Outcomes

OKRs separate your ambitious goal (Objective) from the measurable results that prove you're there (Key Results). Growth teams use this to align on what success looks like.
OKRs separate your ambitious goal (Objective) from the specific, measurable results that prove you're there (Key Results). An Objective is a memorable destination ('Be a top place to work'); Key Results are the distance markers ('Increase eNPS from 7 to 8.5'). Growth teams use this framework to prioritize, align, and measure the outcome of their efforts, ensuring focus on what matters. The main footgun is confusing outputs with outcomes: a Key Result is never 'ship a feature' but always 'increase activation by 15%'.
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