Question: 1
In a long-running project, both approval and rejected changes have been managed successfully via the change control process.. But lately, the change control board (CCB) has been slow to process change requests. Therefore, due to time constraints, some changes are being evaluated by team members instead of following the process, and this trend is increasing.
What should be done to avoid scope creep?
Question: 2
A project manager, working on a project with members in different locations, spends a significant amount of time explaining to the team that the lack ownership of their work and that project performance is deteriorating. Some team member are frustrated and want to resign, as they feel overloaded.
What should the project manager do first to control this situation?
Question: 3
A company director asks the project manager to assist with devetop.ng the project charter as there are differences in opinion about the technical requirements. What should the project manager use to resolve this situation?
Question: 4
Outing a weekly review session a key stakeholder rejects a deliverable because they believe that the product was not designed according to specifications. What should the project manager do next?
Question: 5
Stakeholders determine that the business case considers all lessons learned from previous projects. However, laws regulating the company's operations have changed
What should the project manager use to resolve this situation?