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What is OKR Alignment?

The practice of connecting Objectives and Key Results to transformation initiatives and team goals.

OKR alignment is the practice of connecting Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) across organizational levels to ensure that transformation initiatives, team goals, and individual contributions all serve the same strategic direction. Objectives define what you want to achieve (qualitative), while Key Results define how you'll measure success (quantitative). In transformation contexts, OKR alignment ensures that every initiative on the roadmap can trace a clear line to a strategic objective, and that progress is measured with concrete metrics rather than subjective assessments. Without OKR alignment, organizations risk executing initiatives that keep teams busy but don't advance the transformation strategy.

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