Scope creep is when new requirements are added to the project after the original project scope was defined and 'frozen'.

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Scope creep is the addition of new requirements or changes to the project scope after it has been defined and agreed upon. This often results in a project taking longer than expected and exceeding its original budget. It is important for project managers to manage scope creep by clearly defining the project scope and communicating any changes or additions to stakeholders.

Scope Creep Is When New Requirements Are Added to the Project