BLOG · 11 SEP 2023 · 1 MINREAD

Goals: smartER is better!

We’re always told goals should be "smart". But if we make them "smartER", we help build a fairer, more responsible context.

by Itineris

We are all now aware that, for good project management and good work organization, we should set SMART goals, an acronym for:

Specific, to know clearly what needs to be done

Measurable, to quantify how far they are achieved before, during and after

Achievable, i.e. reachable with the resources available

Realistic, that is, consistent with the context and constraints

Timed, i.e. planned over time

In a world increasingly attentive to sustainability, we are now asked to add new variables, taking care to set goals that are also:

Ethical and Ecological, beneficial for all the stakeholders involved and able to optimise resources

Responsible, providing a useful response to make added value concrete and keeping control of the variables at play

Thanks to these features, smartER goals make it possible to bring about an improvement in the situation, getting out of the comfort zone without generating "stress".

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