progress reporting
[/ˈprɒɡres rɪˈpɔːrtɪŋ/]
noun
relatório de progresso
1. The process of communicating the advancement, achievements, and status of a project, task, or initiative to relevant stakeholders
Progress reporting is essential for keeping the team informed about project milestones.
A relatório de progresso é essencial para manter a equipe informada sobre os marcos do projeto.
2. A formal document or communication that details the current state, completed work, and remaining tasks in a project
The manager submitted weekly progress reporting to the executive board.
O gerente apresentou relatório de progresso semanal ao conselho executivo.
3. The practice of systematically tracking and documenting work completion rates and project status over time
Effective progress reporting helps identify bottlenecks early.
O relatório de progresso eficaz ajuda a identificar gargalos no início.
In Brazilian corporate culture, progress reporting is a critical practice, particularly in multinational companies and tech startups. Weekly or bi-weekly reports are standard. In the USA, progress reporting is integral to project management methodologies like Agile and Waterfall. The frequency and formality vary widely depending on industry and organizational culture, with tech companies often preferring daily standups over formal written reports.
NYC Slang
progress update, status check, the lowdown
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