A parks director drafts project scope that only says “improve recreation” with no deliverables, boundaries, or exclusions. What is the strongest critique?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
“Improve recreation” sounds nice on a flyer and useless on a project. Without deliverables and clear in/out boundaries, nobody knows what “done” means—and every new idea can sneak in.
Full Explanation
Adequate scope defines what will and will not be delivered so the team can plan and control work. A slogan without deliverables or boundaries invites ambiguity and creep. Funding codes alone do not define product scope, and a vague phrase is not a work breakdown structure.