Question: 1
For the past six months, a project manager has struggled with defining a project's scope The project team has been working with the customer to make small adjustments to the requirements, but is taking longer than expected
What should the project manager do to complete the scope?
Question: 2
A project manager is assigned to a project in its execution phase. The project manager immediately notices scope creep, but the development manager justifies the additional work and claims it is in line with a new policy approved by management
What should the project manager do to address this situation''
Question: 3
The project manager completed the release planning and is midway through a sprint when an opportunity is identified by the product owner. The product owner has asked the project manager to do everything possible to exploit the opportunity. There is a high probability that this could result in a significant cost savings to the company and the project.
What should the project manager do?
Question: 4
Company A recently signed a contract with a vendor to supply an engineering service The project manager for company A noticed that the resource management plan requires a specific industry expert However, company A does not have this type of industry expert.
What should the project manager do?
Question: 5
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 1 due to a previous commitment. The timeline is revised to three weeks.
What optimization technique was used to revise the timeline?