General
quick win
What does quick win mean?
An improvement that delivers visible value with little time or effort.
"Fixing that typo on the pricing page is a quick win."
Origin
Change-management term for early, easy successes.
Frequently asked questions
What is a 'quick win'?
A task that takes little time or effort but produces a clear, visible benefit, often used to build early momentum.
How is it used at work?
Usually to prioritise easy tasks, e.g. 'Let's knock out a few quick wins before tackling the big project.'
Where does the term come from?
It's a staple of change-management and project vocabulary, referring to easy early successes that build support.
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