1. Assess the Impact of the Scope Change Evaluate the Changes Quickly: First, assess the scale and complexity of the change. Determine how it affects the overall project in terms of time, resources, and design constraints. Impact on Deadlines: Immediately calculate how the changes will affect your current deadlines and workload. Consider how this impacts ongoing tasks and whether they can still be completed on time. 2. Prioritize Tasks and Adjust the Timeline Reprioritize Based on New Scope: Work with the team or stakeholders to reprioritize tasks according to the new project scope. Focus on delivering high-priority features that meet the new requirements while shelving lower-priority tasks, if necessary.

When managing CAD tasks with tight deadlines and facing sudden project scope changes, first assess the new requirements and adjust your priorities. Break the changes into smaller tasks and reorganize your workflow. Communicate with your team and clients about the impact on timelines, ensuring clear understanding. Use CAD tools like version control and templates to streamline adjustments. Stay flexible but focused, adapting quickly while maintaining quality, and delegate where possible to share the workload.