Glossary
Commit OKR
Meaning & Definition
A Commit OKR provides an organisation or a team with the objectives and key results that must be achieved within a specified time frame. These OKRs are important, and they are related to a business commitment; therefore, they must be fully achieved. If you do not achieve your Commit OKRs, you will need to discuss why you did not achieve them and how you plan on improving in the future.
Importance of Commit OKR
- Facilitates the holding of accountability and maintaining a strong culture of execution discipline.
- Aligning teams’ efforts to key business priorities, driving collective focus on non-negotiable outcomes.
- Facilitates improved performance measurement and enhanced clarity around goals and expectations.
- Supports in predictable and reliable delivery of desired results.
Governance & Policy Alignment
Any Statutory compliance does not exist with regards to this specific terms.
- Internal goal-setting and performance management govern this.
- Not considered to be aspirational or stretch OKRs.
- Progress is reviewed regularly by a designated timeframe and leadership oversight.