Question: 1
An engaged team member is going above and beyond the project's scope of work The project manager realizes that the team member is not considering the schedule implications of their extra work.
Which approach should the project manager use to address this situation while still maintaining engagement?
Question: 2
During project execution, a project member informs the project manager that a project deliverable may not be completed on time due to a new customer requirement. What should the project manager do to ensure the project timeline is met?
Question: 3
The project manager of a multinational project discovers that the project which had been on track, has suddenly fallen behind schedule After review, the project manager determines that the schedule is not being clearly communicated to a key supplier.
What should the project manager do to address this issue?
Question: 4
A project manager is leading a team with members from many different countries As they began to work together, they were struggling to cooperate. This was accepted as the normal "storming" phase of team development, but the team has not gotten past this phase and the project is beginning to fall behind schedule.
What conflict-resolution technique should be used to help the team progress to the "norming" phase?
Question: 5
A stakeholder frequently requests new functionalities to be included in the project. The stakeholder has submitted a new functionality improvement that will impact the project budget and schedule
What should the project manager do?