- S - Specific
- M - Measurable
- A - Attainable
- R - result-based
- T- Time-based
The target must be certain, cannot be unsure or even not exist!
The target we made must be measurable
A target must be realisable, or reachable by efforts.
All our efforts should target at the traget, not just doing for doing. The most heard excuse in target-making is :"we are concentried on the process but not the result."
Every target must have a schedule and a deadline.
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The Manager-Tools guys dislike SMART goals in general (they advocate goals being simply MT (measurable and time-limited), the rest is just useless distraction.
I recommend you listen to their (excellent) three-part podcast on the subject:
http://www.manager-tools.com/2007/12/how-to-set-annual-goals-part-1-of-3/
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