okr-kpi-patterns
OKR & KPI Patterns
Frameworks for defining goals, measuring success, and building metrics-driven organizations.
OKR Framework
Objectives and Key Results align teams around ambitious goals with measurable outcomes.
OKR Structure
Objective: Qualitative, inspiring goal
├── Key Result 1: Quantitative measure of progress
├── Key Result 2: Quantitative measure of progress
└── Key Result 3: Quantitative measure of progress
Writing Good Objectives
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