📊 How do you measure success in a project?

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Yerang Park | AI-Powered Vision · Accepted Answer

In my opinion, success is about meeting goals while delivering real value to users.

Nancy Philip · Answer

Success in a project is measured by how effectively I achieve the goals set at the beginning.

Luke Bell · Answer

In my view success isn't just about the end result but also the process.

Filxa Adam · Answer

I think success should also be measured by customer or stakeholder satisfaction.

HyeRan Kim · Answer

Project success is measured by evaluating Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as adherence to timelines, budget compliance, quality of deliverables, and stakeholder satisfaction.

David Nelson · Answer

the completion of deliverables that meet or exceed expectations is how I evaluate the success of my projects.

Greg Mason · Answer

To me, suceess includes not only the outcomes but also how smoothly the team worked together throughout the project.

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Delivering on time and  within budget is key, but I love seeing the team improve too.

Zoe Anderson · Answer

I believe consistent progress and reaching milestones on time are good indicators that a project is heading toward success.

Owen Perry · Answer

I consider success when project  achieves sustainable results and sets a foundation for future growth or improvement.

Maisie Powell · Answer

My way of measuring success often involves comparing the initial goals with the results and identifying gaps, if any.

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ROI is huge for me, but keeping the team  engaged is just as important.

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I focus on the  overall satisfaction of the stakeholders involved, which helps me understand if the project truly delivered value.

Amalio Lanter · Answer

Success for me is hitting  those key milestones and seeing the team grow along the way.

L.Cahyani Umbara · Answer

You measure success in a project by checking if it met its **goals**, stayed within **budget**, was completed on **time**, delivered **quality results**, and satisfied **stakeholders' expectations**. What do u think?

📊 How do you measure success in a project?

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