Question: 1
A project is behind schedule and over budget. As a result of increased stakeholder pressure, the project team has been placed under serious duress This causes a conflict between the quality and production manager with each blaming the other for the delays and cost overruns.
What should the project manager do?
Question: 2
During project execution, a high-performing team member leaves Following this loss, a planned quality audit is conducted that indicates the work products' quality standards are unmet.
What should the project manager do next?
Question: 3
During the end of a critical project's execution phase, a project manager learns that a lead team member is unmotivated due to a perceived lack of appreciation. What should the project manager do?
Question: 4
How should a project manager interact with a company CFO who is a stakeholder with high power and low interest?
Question: 5
Government regulations require that project deliverables be tested and approved by stakeholders before they can be accepted However, these stakeholders are frequently too busy to perform the acceptance tests. Without these tests, project quality standards will be unmet, and the project cannot complete its deliverables.
What should the project manager do?