What is "Readjustig goal and Milestone" in project
managment and project planing
Answer Posted / san
milestone is a point were we can check our process
achivements steps and if are not in proper way throu we
must here come readjusting goal. every team always go to
this process planing->devlopment->testing in time sedule.
if it not happen goto Readjustig goal same work in diffrent
way
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