Project goal
Describe in one sentence the outcome you want to see for this project. This will help crystallize it for your teammate.
Don't describe your idea for a solution or a step-by-step process of the "how." It's important that the person you're delegating to choose their own method.
Set your teammate up for success with some tips:
- Who can your teammate talk to for helpful info?
- What are the big pitfalls to avoid?
- What big lessons have you learned from a similar project?
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