| Nobody likes doing more work than they expected to — it wastes the team's time, and can derail an entire project. That's why this post will show you how to calculate project scope. Having a set scope lets everyone know what the project will involve before work begins, what the timeline is, and what resources will be available for it. There are no surprise tasks to add on, because everything relevant has already been laid out and accounted for. Click here to read more about project scope, and how to keep your projects lean and successful
Vinay Patankar,
CEO & Co-founder,
Process Street
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