1. For both Joanne and Mike, use the template below, complete the following:

• What data types are needed to help measure the success of the SMART goals you wrote? Be specific regarding your choice of data types. Answer each of the Six Ws. Be specific and thorough in answering all the questions for each W. Your goal is to write so anyone can successfully complete the required data collection.

SMART Goals for Joanne and Mike:

Joanne's SMART Goal:

Specific: Develop an employment-centric program tailored for the homeless demographic in our community.

Measurable: Actively recruit and involve a minimum of 10 individuals, tracking their progress, training, and eventual employment status.

Achievable: Forge collaborations with local businesses, NGOs, and job agencies to ensure participants receive both training and job placement opportunities.

Relevant: By providing skill training and job placement, we can directly contribute to reducing homelessness and empowering individuals.

Time-Bound: By the end of six months, the program should have successfully trained and placed at least 10 participants in stable jobs.

Mike's SMART Goal:

Specific: Rectify and overcome my chronic tardiness to work which averages between 10 to 30 minutes.

Measurable: Maintain a daily log of arrival times, aiming for a 100% punctuality rate.

Achievable: Implement strategies such as nightly preparations, multiple alarms, route optimizations, and potential schedule adjustments.

Relevant: Punctuality not only enhances my professional reputation but also fosters a positive team environment and ensures uninterrupted workflow.

Time-Bound: For the subsequent three months, my goal is to maintain an impeccable punctuality record.

Explanation:

Both Joanne and Mike, despite their differing motivations, possess the fundamental intent to improve situations, whether societal or personal. By refining their problem statements and objectives through the SMART framework and the "four questions" approach, we can provide them with clearer, actionable, and more achievable goals.

Required Template GSO 223