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Meeting Project Deadlines

Meeting Project Deadlines

Who else constantly feels under pressure to complete projects? Are you procrastinating or is the scope of the project constantly changing? With your next project in mind read the following blog and try to implement the key points in order to easily meet project deadlines.

Know All the Facts

Before you being the project try and nail down with management all the details in order to stop scope creep and have every opportunity to work on this project the correct way with the correct people and the correct deliverables.

Block Off Time

Let’s face it, every job in the world doesn’t have enough resources for the tasks at hand but if you keep saying yes to everything then of course you won’t hit a deadline. Block off time, make sure management are aware of said time and get focused on achieving completion in that allotted time.

Set Mini Goals

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Take Breaks

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If a project is running over or unrealistic goals are set then talk to your team or management early, its best to keep them informed then to tell them on the due date that you need more time.

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