> My COO has already come out and said that it's not going to count towards anything but still, this is scary. Yeah, I've heard that one before. When OKRs were

> My COO has already come out and said that it's not going to count towards anything but still, this is scary. Yeah, I've heard that one before. When OKRs were introduced at a previous placed I worked, they were supposedly for fun and just for us to see our progress. In the next annual review, they were the primary means of measuring one's "performance".