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Multiple Goal Alignment

A single goal can align to more than one parent objective — so one piece of work can support several higher-level goals without being duplicated.

What multiple goal alignment is

A single goal can align to more than one parent objective. That means one piece of work can support several higher-level goals at once — without duplicating it.
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When to use it

  • A key result that advances two company objectives.

  • A project that ladders up to more than one strategic priority.

How it works

When you set alignment on a goal, add more than one parent. The goal then rolls up to each objective it's aligned to, so every higher-level goal it supports reflects the work.
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