OKRs were always waved around as some magic secret sauce that's going to revolutionize the free puppy distribution market. In practice they ended up just being

OKRs were always waved around as some magic secret sauce that's going to revolutionize the free puppy distribution market. In practice they ended up just being another reason why directors would bother us about the "error burn rate" of services that only have errors when the upstream services they rely on are having issues; with no way to programmatically remove that from the "error burn rate". I hope this helped management discover how much the systems of that job all rely on eachother.