smart-goals

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The phrase 'smart-goals' represents a goal-setting framework where each goal is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. This makes the goal more concrete and thus, easier to achieve.

Examples in Different Contexts

In tech development, 'SMART goals' help in product planning. A tech lead might state, 'Our SMART goal is to develop and launch the new app within six months, ensuring it's user-friendly and aligns with market needs.'

Practice Scenarios

Impact

Scenario:

Scaling up our volunteer drive will create a more significant impact. Can we define some achievable and specific goals here?

Response:

How about a smart-goal to reach 50% of our target population with our awareness campaigns in the next six months?

Creative

Scenario:

This art campaign requires a significant upliftment. Let's aim for measurable and time-bound milestones.

Response:

A suitable smart-goal could be to increase our social media engagement by 25% over the next six weeks.