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What is OKR?

• 6nf 8y ago
  Example of a more traditional KPI (Key Performance Indicator): System downtime must be below 0.01% every quarter. Example of an OKR (Objectives and Key Results): By the end of the quarter, implement a new fast-response process to reduce issue resolution time by 25%
  • rhizome 8y ago
    Almost like KPIs are a measurement of state, and OKRs are a measure of change.
  • dilyevsky 8y ago
    At least the way google did it your first example could totally be an okr. Not every okr is some deliverable.
  • 1123581321 8y ago
    That isn’t an effective OKR. Try this: Objective: system downtime must be below .01% every quarter. KR: implement new fast-response process (binary measurement.) KR: reduce mean issue resolution time from 60 to 45 minutes (linear measurement of progress with .75 set to 15 minutes and 1.0 set to 20 minutes of reduction) In this case, your objective is likely a key result of our boss, so it makes sense that it’s the same measurement. You’re being measured on something that matters. One of your key results is purely based on effort. The other might have a bit in it that’s out of your control, but also lets you benefit from other ways you and your team find to achieve the resolution time reduction.
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