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It is common for a project manager to meet with the project team to get their approval. The customer will often decide that they require a different set of features than what is in the current requirements document. This is known as "scope creep" and "feature creep", and is a common problem that can kill projects. Project managers need to be able to manage this situation effectively when it happens. First, you need to know what your requirements are in order to identify scope creep. You should have a well-organized requirements management document. This should include a mission statement, background statement, needs, high-level features, and as many requirements as possible that all correspond to the features. A rich and detailed set of requirements can help you establish a baseline for what the system should do. This can often reduce scope creep.
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