Tag: Scope Creep
The Scope Myth: Why “Perfect” Scope Definition Isn’t the Answer to Project Success
“In project management, rigid boundaries can sometimes confine innovation rather than enabling it.” 1. The Myth of Perfect Scope Definition In the world of project management, many believe that if every detail of a project scope is defined, scope creep is eliminated and success is guaranteed. This myth, however, can lead to overly rigid planning…
Debunking the Myth: Project Scope Management Is Just About Setting Boundaries and Sticking to Them
The Scope Lockdown Trap “Define the scope and stick to it!” It’s a mantra many project managers swear by. But here’s the truth: rigidly locking in scope can doom your project faster than any change request. I’ve lived this lesson—today, we’re busting the myth that scope management is just about setting boundaries and never budging.…
The Silent Killer of Projects: Scope Creep – And How to Stop It
A Cautionary Tale: The Project That Almost Was It was supposed to be a straightforward project: a six-month timeline, a clear set of deliverables, and a happy client. We kicked off with enthusiasm, but by month three, things started to shift. A “quick add-on” here, a “small tweak” there. Each request seemed harmless—until they weren’t.…
