My interpretation of the 70% isn’t that you set 10 OKRs and it’s considered a success if you don’t achieve 3 of them. Instead it’s that you set targets in the

My interpretation of the 70% isn’t that you set 10 OKRs and it’s considered a success if you don’t achieve 3 of them. Instead it’s that you set targets in the various key results, normalize them to a 0-1 scale, and if you’ve achieved an average of 0.7 over all of the key results, then that would still be a measure of success.