Idiom of the day ⭐️ Move the goalposts – change the rules or requirements after someone has already started working toward a goal. We often use this idiom when talking about unfair expectations, shifting requirements, or constantly changing targets. Examples: It feels like the client is moving the goalposts every week. We agreed on the original scope, so please don’t move the goalposts now. ⭐️Learn more useful phrases for work and start to communicate better with our course English For IT: Communication