Bill lays out a goal for Larry, the head of his printing department. He wants Larry to print exactly 500,000 books, which will be tracked by the counter on the book binding machine. Bill knows Larry can do this because they have printed that many books before. What does Bill need to add to make this a S.M.A.R.T. goal?
A. the contact information for the authors whose books will be printed
B. a deadline for when the books should be printed
C. a sample book so Larry can see what the finished product looks like
D. the promise of a monetary bonus for making the goal
E. a list of suggested ways to improve efficiency
Answer: B
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