The OKR Silence Problem keeps leaders blind. Teams see failure weeks early, but executives find out too late.

The most overpaid software in your company is not your CRM. It’s not your project management tool. It’s your OKR dashboard . And it’s not overpaid because the software itself costs a lot. Let’s say you’re paying $20 or $30 per seat. 100 people in your company using it. That’s $24,000 to $36,000 a year. Not cheap, but not insane either. But if you think that’s the only cost you’re paying, you’re completely wrong.   The Cost You See: Software $20-30 per seat. 100 people. $24,00

OKR software avoids uncomfortable truth. Without visibility and enforcement, companies repeat the same execution failures.

Spent $60,000 on EOS and $500/hour on OKR Setup. The system worked for a week—then execution failed due to zero enforcement and accountability.