April 2026
Intermediate
400 pages
9h 26m
English
Clarity of goals defines how well‐defined the project's goals are, and the impact this has on how the project is managed and decisions are made. The lack of clear goals usually results in assumptions made by various stakeholders, which might impact the implementation strategy and project performance (Remington, Zolin, and Turner, 2009; Turner and Cochrane, 1993).
According to the Project Management Institute (PMI, 2021), the main cause of failure in projects is the lack of requirements or unclear requirements. The same can be extended to unclear goals.
The impact of unclear goals is usually more evident during the early stages of a project, initiating and planning. This can lead to the following:
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