rejected milestone
[rɪˈdʒɛktəd ˈmaɪlˌstoʊn]
noun phrasepl: rejected milestones
marco rejeitado
1. A significant goal, target, or checkpoint in a project or process that has been declined, disapproved, or failed to meet approval criteria
The rejected milestone meant the project timeline had to be reassessed and extended.
O marco rejeitado significou que o cronograma do projeto teve que ser reavaliado e estendido.
2. In software development or project management, a planned deliverable or achievement that did not receive stakeholder approval or validation
After the rejected milestone, the team had to implement additional testing procedures.
Após o marco rejeitado, a equipe teve que implementar procedimentos de teste adicionais.
This term is primarily used in corporate, software development, and project management contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian companies, 'marcos rejeitados' require formal documentation and impact analysis. The concept reflects modern agile and waterfall project management methodologies where milestones serve as critical checkpoints for project success and stakeholder satisfaction.
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