In setting SMART goals, 'T' stands for________________________?
Correct answer: C. Timely
- A. Transparent policies
- B. Tricky
- C. Timely
- D. None of above
Explanation
In the SMART framework, T refers to a goal being timely, meaning it has a clear time frame or deadline. The related term “time-bound” is also commonly used for the same element.
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