The Big Scary SCOPE CREEP
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- What is Scope Creep?
- Examples of Scope Creep.
- 5 Common Causes of Scope Creep
- How Do I Avoid Scope Creep?
- Conclusion
Scope creep can occur when a project’s completion requirements exceed the planned requirements.
When this happens, the project runs the risk of being completed late, over budget, and lacking in quality.
It can also severely deteriorate your relationship with clients, referral partners, and subcontractors.
It is such an important topic that I wanted to spend a few minutes today sharing more information and ways to foresee it and avoid it.
WHAT IS SCOPE CREEP?
Every project should begin with agreed-upon project requirements, including a project timeline, budget, boundaries, and incremental and final deliverables. A clear and solid contract should be in place outlining the mutual agreements.
When a project’s requirements go beyond those included in the original plans...
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