What’s the difference between an expectation and a requirement? <\/p>\n
“An expectation and a requirement are different because an expectation is something expected of you, meaning it’s what you should do, not what you have to do.” MH <\/p>\n
“An expectation is something that someone thinks you should do or how you should act. But if can be completely disregarded if you don’t care about that person. A requirement is basically an expectation that has to be met.” QG <\/p>\n
(MC response: what if I said your expectations need to come from yourself?) <\/p>\n
The difference between an expectation and a requirement is that when people expect something of you, they are merely setting a guideline that you could follow but it’s not something you have to do. It’s almost like people want you to do something, but they want you to do those things yourself. A requirement…means there is a set of rules that you have to follow in order to reach some kind of pre-meditated goal that has been laid out. Requirements aren’t something that can be negotiated. JR <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
What’s the difference between an expectation and a requirement? “An expectation and a requirement are different because an expectation is something expected of you, meaning it’s what you should do, not what you have to do.” MH “An expectation is something that someone thinks you should do or how you should act. But if can … Continue reading Monday question: what’s the difference?<\/span>