Introduction
Halfway through a project, you've learned things you didn't know on day one. Some things are tracking faster than expected. Others have hit friction. The scope might need adjustment. The priorities might have shifted. If you don't pause to reassess, you'll either finish something nobody needs or miss something critical.
A progress review is a structured checkpoint: review what's been completed, assess what's still on track, identify where you're stuck, adjust scope if necessary, and confirm priorities for the remaining weeks. It's not blame-finding. It's about course-correcting before it's too late.
