Interesting, how'd you obtain the license to freely distribute these? ;)
Readit Newsgoalie commented on 120k SVG logos, also available in PNG format vectorwiki.com... · Posted by u/astonfred
Every time I've seen it tried (over and over again in the span of a 30-year career), the "goals" are based on whatever the priority/flavor-of-the month happens to be when goal-setting is announced. I've never seen those priorities last an entire year, but I have been called to account for why I didn't personally meet the goals that I was pressured into setting "for myself" even though the priorities shifted over the course of the year.
I've been so busy at work I haven't had time to "define" my Q1 goals...it's Q2. I grow my skillset by doing my job well and attending trainings, I appreciate the idea of goals but they seem to set themselves.
I'd argue here that it doesn't, but would I risk a lawsuit on it?