Feasibility Checks Before You Commit a Team

Good planning isn't a document you write once and file away -- it's a living practice that keeps a project's scope, risk, and resourcing honest as reality changes around it.

This article walks through a practical approach your team can adopt this week, without needing to overhaul how you already work.

Start with the question, not the template

Templates are useful once you know what you're trying to answer. Before filling one in, get clear on the one or two decisions this plan actually needs to support.

Revisit on a cadence, not just at milestones

A plan that's only reopened at status-report time has already gone stale. Build a short, regular check-in instead.