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Ameen Abozaid
Planned lessonSTF-013-L02

Milestones that show progress

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define milestones that prove progress, not activity.

Planned topics

  • A milestone is a verifiable state ("5 teams deploy through the new pipeline in production").
  • Keep them small enough to finish in one or two cycles.
  • Each has one owner and a done-check anyone can run.
  • Order them to learn early: pilot first, scale after.
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Demonstration

milestone list for the rollout: M1 pilot team live, M2 five teams, M3 ten teams plus support model proven, M4 legacy pipeline switched off, each with owner and check.

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What makes a milestone useful?

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It is verifiable, owned, and shows real progress.

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