Milestone Status Narrative Writing
Write status commentary that is honest and clear.
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Write status commentary for milestones. Milestones with planned and forecast dates and status data: [MILESTONE_DATA]. Reasons for slippage: [REASONS]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. For each milestone write 2 to 3 sentences: what is done, what remains, the forecast date, and the confidence level, with the cause of any variance and the recovery action. Compute variance in days (forecast - planned) and flag any over a threshold I give. Rewrite vague phrases. Before "Progressing well." After "Design review completed on 4 March; build is 60 percent done; forecast delivery 21 March, two days later than planned because the vendor sample arrived late." Provide a final table: Milestone | Planned | Forecast | Variance | Status | Commentary. Add a checklist for consistency with the schedule and a tone guide (factual, no blame). Add a rule that every slipping milestone must include the recovery action and the new forecast date, compute the variance for each milestone in days, and give a one-sentence overall headline that matches the colour of the status.
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M1 Design approved: planned 4 March; actual 4 March; variance 0 days; Green. "Completed on plan; the client signed off the final mock-ups." M2 Content loaded: planned 18 March; forecast 25 March; variance +7 days; Amber. "Content is 70 percent loaded. Late photos from the client caused the delay. We have moved two staff to loading and expect completion on 25 March." M3 Launch: planned 1 April; forecast 8 April; variance +7 days; Amber (follows M2). Before: "Progressing well." After: "Design review completed on 4 March; build is 60 percent done; forecast delivery 21 March, two days later than planned because the vendor sample arrived late." Overall headline: Amber, one-week delay, recovery plan in place.
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