Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) are like a team’s shared to-do list on steroids—they’re a goal-setting method where you pick a few big, inspiring ambitions (objectives) and pair each with 3-5 measurable, time-bound steps (key results) to track progress. Think: “Become the go-to app for freelancers” (objective) with “Launch 3 new features by Q3” and “Hit 10K user sign-ups” (key results). It’s about focus, alignment, and ditching vague wishes for “here’s exactly how we’ll win.” Used right, OKRs keep everyone rowing in the same direction, celebrating wins, and calling BS on goals that sound nice but go nowhere.