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What is "Readjustig goal and Milestone" in project
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Answer Posted / kiran
Milestone : is a check point to verify the progress of our
project activities. Internally, we will divide the project
into various chunks and have milestones to testify our
approach towards the project goal.
Readjusting : If you identify team is behind the
expectations and far from the milestone, we have to further
work on the milestone by reducing the scope or increasing
the resources or productive hours.
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