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Metas y métricas

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El marco de trabajo OKR ( y Resultados Clave ) es una metodología colaborativa diseñada para establecer metas y medibles . Se compone de Objetivos , que son declaraciones que definen el rumbo , y de Resultados Clave , métricas para monitorizar el progreso . También se integran las , acciones específicas que los equipos ejecutan para impactar los resultados . Los OKR fueron sistematizados por Andy Grove en en los años 70 y popularizados por John Doerr en , lo que impulsó la adopción global . Se distinguen entre OKR comprometidos y OKR , que buscan entre 60% y 70% de logro .

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