Smart targets
- 1. Junior Ahmed Elshal MONTHLY JOURNAL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TechTimes Definition SMART goals are syntax characters to make it easier to remember the correct target attribute. The first to use this term is Dr Jorge Duran in an article in a magazine. This term is used in the setting of targets at both companies, projects, and even individuals. Word SMART vehicles from the first letters of words: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely. In this article you will learn the meaning of every word of those words, and how to set goals that are eligible for smart goals. Exploring the word SMART TARGETS The first word: SPECIFIC or any that you have clear visualization of the target in all its aspects. And may help you in the use of the following questions: what is it that you want to achieve? Why do you want to achieve? How are you going to achieve? Who will help you achieve? Where will work to achieve the goal? Second word: MEASURABLE or quantifiable and objective measurement is intended here, or measure the degree of achievement, that is your goal measurable quantity. For example when you get an excellent rating in college or at work, this achievement can be measured by 90 to 100%. And if your goal is finishing reading a book of 100 pages, when you get to page 50 you know you cut half way. Third word: ATTAINABLE or achievable goals are impossible to verify, it is impossible at all contrary to the natural physical rules, some of which is impossible because of your existing data. For example, if the person said he's going to jump from the tallest Tower in the city, and his white supremacist flag to fly, you can say that this is absolutely impossible. And if somebody said that his goal is to reach the city of Riyadh from Dammam (distance between approximately 400 km) in one hour by car, too, is impossible. But if the same person said he was heading to the airport at this moment to reserve a seat and travels by plane in an hour, this is impossible because the data available to him. Might go and finds a vacant seat and be able to access, but this will only happen rarely. So when I set a goal that should be possible logical objectives generally, too, must be your own or your abilities are consistent with that goal. Fourth word: RELEVANT or important goal you have goals for fun or to prove something to others. Those objectives that were not linked to the main goal or a goal leading to him they are smart objectives, and put her and her works are a waste of time and effort. Fifth word: TIMELY or frame frame means to set yourself a target action begins, which ends your work time. This point is important, they force you to see the time necessary to finish work on the target. When you begin to notice the times you need your projects, you'll realize the value of time and then enter in your agenda, but works that deserve to be in it. An example of an intelligent and smart goal: when you say to yourself: "easing off this weight goal is intelligent, but when you say:" my goal is to keep the sport to lose weight by 15 pounds before the end of the next two months, "this clever goal contains all five elements. This article about SMART TARGETS A.1 Arti cl e DAY 7 MON TH MA Y YEAR 2018 01