Question: 1
A project manager joins a global project that will be supported by virtual teams in different time zones. How should the project manager share information in this situation?
Question: 2
A company has decided to create a project management office (PMO) and hired their first project manager to manage an integration project. Although the company has been in business for several years, they do not have previous experience using project management methodologies.
How should the project manager handle the potential project challenges without documented best practices and history*?
Question: 3
The project manager is given two teams that are restricted to working five days per week. The initial calculations give a project timeline of two weeks. However, one of the teams will only be available for two and a half days during week one due to a previous commitment. The timeline is revised to three weeks.
What optimization technique was used to revise the timeline?
Question: 4
A project team is staffed with experienced subject matter experts (SMEs). The project is going well and there are no known quality issues. Team members believe that the quality control process is unnecessary for this project.
What should the project manager do?
Question: 5
A critical project is in the execution stage The budget is strict, and managing the project to triple constraints is of high importance. A team member informs the project manager that there could be a significant cost overrun.
What should the project manager do next?