What Happens When the Project Goal Isn’t Clear

A well-defined Project goal helps complete a project successfully. What if the goal is not clear but you're not sure whether it's right for you or not?

Every project manager must think beyond the proposed requirements, budget and timeliness to ensure they are performing high-visibility projects efficiently to achieve strategic goals.

 

What happens if the goal isn’t clear?

 

As a project manager you are accountable for the failure and success of the projects. No pressure, right?

 

Let's face it. Being a project manager is no easy gig. With different deadlines, personalities, work approaches, communication styles, and priorities, keeping everything on track and running the entire process smoothly often feels like a battle.

 

In my previous posts, I’ve shared many strategies on successful project management.

 

Can you tell me, what’s the most common thing in all those posts?

 

A clear project goal. Yes, every successful project carries a clear goal and efficient execution.

 

Hence, in your case…

 

Is the goal clear?

 

A well defined goal helps complete a project successfully. What if the goal is not clear? Or it's clear, but you're not sure whether it's right for you or not?