Do You Really Finish Your Projects? - Business Management Daily

I mean no disrespect here, but my bet is, based on my experience and observation, that you don?t completely?finish your projects.

The lack of completion comes on two levels.

You give up before the finish line, and you put the finish line at the wrong place.

What do I mean?

1. We set a finish line at the start of a project. It includes process documentation and a picture of a completed project. Yet most project teams disband and move on before all of those final deliverables are met. Might the finish line change a bit once we are working on a project? Sure ? but usually we just end at 380 meters (and move on to the next urgent project/race), rather than consciously running through 400 meters to the finish.
2. Our finish line never includes capturing the learning from the project itself ? to make future activities and projects more effective and successful. If you want truly successful projects, you need to include this inside the ...(register to read more)

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