Revenue
An electronics manufacturer targets revenue of $10 billion in a fiscal year.Customer Satisfaction
A telecom company seeks to improve customer satisfaction from 31% to 70% satisfied within a year.Performance
An electric vehicle manufacturer has a goal to improve the range of its vehicles to 800 miles.Projects
A construction company would like to complete a bridge within 8 months with a total cost of less than $7 million.Efficiency
A management team would like to improve the throughput of a production line to 700 units an hour.Sustainability
Goals related to the environment and community such as the goal of cleaning up all ocean plastic.Reputation
A fashion company that targets a reputation for quality, luxury and style.Quality of Life
Quality of life goals such as owning a luxurious house or enjoying a high degree of freedom.Comfort
Comfort related goals such as getting into a position where you job is extremely secure.Social Status
Social status such as becoming well known in your profession.End Goals vs Strategy
An end-goal is something you want such as money or recognition. A strategy is a plan that achieves an end-goal such as a strategy to complete an education that is in high demand in the workforce.End Goals vs Objectives
Objectives are meaningful steps on the path to end-goals. For example, studying 10 hours for a test is an objective that brings you closer to other objectives such as passing a class. There may be a large number of objectives associated with each end-goal.Summary
End-goals are outcomes that you want to achieve. These can serve as a direction, ambition and vision for the future and are typically mapped to actionable objectives that state what you will do to achieve goals.
| Overview: End-Goals | ||
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Definition | Future results an organization or individual would like to achieve. | |
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