Which of the following are components of SMART goals? Group of answer choices Measurable It's a good idea to avoid vague terms such as fast, good, and happy. You need measurable metrics for the project requirements. Relevant The goal of the project shouldn't be based on someone's private agenda. The goals of the project should support the primary business need of the organization, provide an opportunity for the company, or solve a problem. Basically, all projects should either increase revenue or cut costs. Time-bound Requirements that are dreamy, are open-ended, and don't provide an easy link to a conclusion aren't good requirements for accurate planning and goal creation. Achievable The goals of the project should be achievable considering the resources, cost, and time required versus what's available in the organization. Management and customers that ask for a long list of requirements without providing a balance of time and monies are setting themselves up for disappointment. Specific You must know what the specific requirements and deliverables are for your project