Update OKR Process

Why is this change being made?

Updating the OKR process to reflect changes to Yearlies, review timeline in light of key review scope changes, and remove stale content.

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content/handbook/company/okrs/_index.md

@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ Once a quarter, the relevant DRI for Company KRs are expected to provide updates
 
 ### Dependency Commitments
 
-Top level dependencies should be identified in the [OKR Draft Review Meeting](#okr-draft-review-meeting), but it is likely that additional dependencies will be identified as OKRs cascade. We want to avoid situations where big asks are coming weeks into the quarter, or teams are being committed to doing work without first having input. This makes it difficult for teams to manage their own priorities and succeed in their own initiatives.
+Top level dependencies should be identified in the Key Review Meeting, but it is likely that additional dependencies will be identified as OKRs cascade. We want to avoid situations where big asks are coming weeks into the quarter, or teams are being committed to doing work without first having input. This makes it difficult for teams to manage their own priorities and succeed in their own initiatives.
 
 It is each team's responsibility to proactively identify dependencies in which the team cannot reach success without meaningful engagement from another team. In these instances, it is important that all teams required to make a significant contribution sign off on the KR and agree on the level of support to be provided. A [boring solution](/handbook/values/#boring-solutions) is to create a sister KR for other departments that will need to be actively involved and link the KRs using the dependency function. KRs with dependencies should not be considered final until other teams have confirmed support, but other teams should also respect department KRs as the top priorities for the overall business and do what they can to support them.