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In an agile environment, a project is running iteration four out of six. A team member leaves the company with no replacement. What should the project manager do?
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Answer: D
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In an agile environment, a project is running iteration four out of six. A team member leaves the company with no replacement. What should the project manager do?
Answer: D
A new team member is assigned to a team that consistently delivers each iteration. The new team member does not understand many of the processes followed and begins to negatively impact the schedule. What should the project manager do?
Answer: A
During the project planning phase, a project manager is informed that they cannot start one activity before another department implements the required IT system. What should the project manager do?
Answer: D
A project manager is building a team to work on a service integration project that will transition technology management services from company A to company B. The project team will consist of members from both companies. Prospective team members for the project are located all over the world, have different types of technology backgrounds, and use different approaches for work. How should the project manager build a cohesive, high-performing team?
Answer: D
A project manager is leading a project at a contracting company, and the project team just completed an iteration. The product passed inspection, but an additional feature was added to the product. The customer notices the additional feature and thinks it will introduce new risks to the product. What should the project manager do to avoid this situation in the future?
Answer: A
A project team delivered a critical deliverable to the customer. The customer complained that the maintenance manual was not included. What should the project manager do next?
Answer: A
After reviewing the terms and conditions of the contract, the project manager can determine the next course of action based on the contract's content: If the contract explicitly includes the maintenance manual, there would be no need to submit a change request. Instead, the project manager should arrange for the creation and delivery of the maintenance manual, learn from the mistake, and take steps to prevent similar errors in the future. If the contract does not explicitly include the maintenance manual but the customer strongly insists on its inclusion, the project manager needs to communicate with the customer and may need to submit a change request. Additionally, updating the risk log to document this incident would be necessary.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Tommy133
A project manager is managing a project that is halfway through its execution phase, and the quality standards of the deliverables were formally accepted. However, a government agency has recently introduced new standards that may significantly impact the project. The deliverables must be changed to align with the new quality standards. What should the project manager do?
Answer: D
"new standards that may significantly impact the project" - As a next step these must be analyzed and evaluated of course...
Source: Adapted from community discussion — arnibert
A company is moving its headquarters to another city. The project manager responsible for the assignment has been using a predictive approach during the transition. However, the information systems will be migrated using an agile approach. The project manager needs to decide which kind of contract to sign with the vendor responsible for migrating the systems. The project manager is concerned about controlling finances while delivering results. How should the project manager address this situation?
Answer: D
A leader from project B consistently reaches out to a team member in project A for assistance. What should project A's project manager do?
Answer: B
A risk was identified at the beginning of a project, and a response plan was established. Unforeseen consequences resulted in a higher level of risk. The project manager has an idea that could address the new risk in an efficient way, but the response is different from the original risk mitigation plan. What should the project manager do?
Answer: A
The original risk response plan may render obsolete or may not be ideal way to response to the risk resulted on the high level of risk. The Project Manager has proposed an alternative solution and in an efficient way. Therefore, first (answer A) need to submit the new response plan for review, and then second (answer B) get approval prior to implement the new risk response plan and then third (answer C) implement the new response to address the risk. You can rule out D. Therefore the correct answer is A being what the PM need to do first.
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Sunshine2022
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