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Question # 101

A team member mentions to the scrum master that the user stories are too long. The team member believes this may be the cause of the team ' s inability to deliver value for stakeholders.

What should the scrum master do?

Options:

A.  

Review the user stories with the team and ask the product owner to break them down into more manageable units.

B.  

Review the user stories with the stakeholders and ask the product owner to break them down into more manageable units.

C.  

Ask the team member to suggest using shorter user stories to the product owner so that the next sprint can move faster.

D.  

Ask all the team members for their views about using shorter user stories so that value can be created for stakeholders.

Discussion 0
Question # 102

An agile team is struggling to successfully deliver what they have committed. During the daily status meetings, the project manager notices that the most senior engineer is doing all of the talking, leaving little time for the other members to share their status. The team ' s performance is not good, and some team members want to leave the team.

How should the project manager approach this situation?

Options:

A.  

Measure the team ' s psychological safety.

B.  

Reschedule the team ' s retrospective meeting.

C.  

Coach the team to be more inclusive.

D.  

Rotate the team ' s daily meeting roles frequently.

Discussion 0
Question # 103

During a sprint, the team is experiencing conflict because the customer asks for additional features that increase the complexity. The scrum master is trying to resolve the conflict.

Which approach should the scrum master use?

Options:

A.  

Discuss the definition of done (DoD) with the customer.

B.  

Approach the product owner to determine the next course of action and update the backlog.

C.  

Discuss the acceptance criteria with customer.

D.  

Perform backlog prioritization to ensure that everyone is working on the highest value features.

Discussion 0
Question # 104

During project execution, a project manager is leading the team to work on the project schedule. During a meeting, the team has difficulty understanding the complexity of a task and is unable to provide an estimate for the required resources.

What should the project manager do first to resolve this issue?

Options:

A.  

Register the issue as a risk in the risk register.

B.  

Report to the sponsor that there is a new challenge in the project.

C.  

Engage an external expert to provide the estimation.

D.  

Refer to the organization ' s lessons learned from past projects.

Discussion 0
Question # 105

A team is performing above expectations, and the sponsor wants to expand the project scope to benefit the organization. However, there are only a few team members with the needed leadership experience.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Communicate the risks and propose hiring members with leadership experience before continuing with the request.

B.  

Decline the scope expansion until the team members get appropriate leadership opportunities within the project.

C.  

Implement the scope expansion and suggest the team members get a mentor due to their lack of leadership experience.

D.  

Recognize each team member for their contributions and recommend them to the leadership development program.

Discussion 0
Question # 106

A project manager is leading a diverse project team that includes new and experienced team members. A conflict has occurred between two team members. One team member prefers using digital tools for project communication. The other team member prefers in-person meetings and phone calls for communication.

What should the project manager do to manage this conflict?

Options:

A.  

Arrange a team-building activity to foster understanding and open communication among the team members.

B.  

Allow the team members to continue using their preferred communication tools and methods.

C.  

Initiate a conversation with the team members individually to understand their situations regarding communication.

D.  

Instruct the team members to adapt to the project ' s communication tools and methods.

Discussion 0
Question # 107

A railroad construction project is in the planning stage. During a monthly progress meeting, an external project manager from the sponsoring organization mentioned there is a potential delay in the design completion date. The external project manager wants to know the impact of this delay on the overall project completion date in the next monthly meeting.

Which three actions should the internal project manager take next? (Choose 3)

Options:

A.  

Perform variance analysis.

B.  

Validate the critical path method (CPM).

C.  

Establish what-if scenario analysis.

D.  

Determine the schedule performance index (SPI).

E.  

Execute a Monte Carlo simulation.

Discussion 0
Question # 108

A project manager notices that the project team is encountering product issues while coding client-specific developments. The project manager foresees delays to the project ' s timeline because of these product issues.

Which methods should the project manager use to communicate project delays and other difficult messages to stakeholders?

Options:

A.  

Oral feedback, project meetings, and reporting

B.  

Project meetings and reporting

C.  

Project meetings and oral feedback

D.  

Written feedback, project meetings, and reporting

Discussion 0
Question # 109

A project leader is preparing to facilitate a sprint retrospective. The sales manager sends the project leader an email asking how a feature planned for the next shipment is being implemented.

What should the project leader do next?

Options:

A.  

Organize a meeting between the product owner and the sales manager.

B.  

Invite the sales manager to the next sprint review.

C.  

Organize a demo for the sales manager with the development team.

D.  

Invite the sales manager to the sprint retrospective.

Discussion 0
Question # 110

A project team is struggling to meet the project deadline due to a reoccurring conflict between two team members. What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Hold the team collectively responsible for their actions.

B.  

Explore the possibility of reshuffling the team.

C.  

Introduce training sessions to improve the team ' s performance.

D.  

Schedule team-building activities as required.

Discussion 0
Question # 111

A project manager with agile experience is part of an organization that is transitioning to agile. The project manager was assigned to the first agile project by the project management office (PMO). The PMO manager asked the project manager if an existing governance from a previous project would be suitable to use in the current agile project.

How should the project manager respond?

Options:

A.  

This framework is not appropriate for agile.

B.  

This is a learning experience for the agile team.

C.  

An agile approach is easily adaptable.

D.  

An agile approach is different.

Discussion 0
Question # 112

A project manager is trying to define a project time line despite having incomplete and ambiguous information on requirements and regulations. What should the project

manager do to finish planning?

Options:

A.  

Review project documents to identify and eliminate uncertainties and inconsistencies.

B.  

Execute a root cause analysis to discover the underlying factors that might lead to risks and issues.

C.  

Perform an assumption and constraint analysis to provide more opportunities and remove limiting factors.

D.  

Conduct a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis.

Discussion 0
Question # 113

A scrum master noticed that one of the team members is afraid to ask questions, does not like to collaborate with other team members, and avoids taking responsibility for their actions. What is the likely reason that would cause a team member to behave that way?

Options:

A.  

Lack of technical skills

B.  

Fear of conflict

C.  

Lack of experience

D.  

Company culture

Discussion 0
Question # 114

A company in the manufacturing industry has started a new initiative to integrate project management and improve product innovation. What first step should the project manager take to increase transparency among the stakeholders?

Options:

A.  

Define a plan on how communication throughout the project will be handled among the stakeholders.

B.  

Set up a project dashboard to show day-to-day project status across the company.

C.  

Invite key stakeholders to retrospective and review sessions to receive feedback as often as possible.

D.  

Invite upper management to process workshops where current project statuses will be discussed.

Discussion 0
Question # 115

A key team member informs the project manager that they have been accepted to a master’s degree program. The team member explains that the first semester of the master ' s program will coincide with the last phase of the project.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the team member to delegate some of their tasks to another colleague during the last phase of the project.

B.  

Suggest the team member postpone their enrollment in the master ' s program until the project is completed.

C.  

Ask the team member to inform human resources (HR) about their enrollment in the master ' s program.

D.  

Assess the team member ' s commitment to the master ' s program and its impact on project performance.

Discussion 0
Question # 116

Construction work is preventing the project team members from entering the building where their offices are located.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Inform the authorities so that they are aware of the situation and can take appropriate action.

B.  

Continue business as usual since the construction work is not related to the project.

C.  

Select the next action to be taken according to the risk management plan.

D.  

Communicate with the stakeholders about the construction and ask for direction.

Discussion 0
Question # 117

A project manager wants to ensure that the project acceptance criteria are met for all project deliverables. What should the project manager do to accomplish this?

Options:

A.  

Schedule regular meetings with project stakeholders to make sure they are satisfied.

B.  

Include project stakeholder expectations and needs while creating project acceptance criteria.

C.  

Create a statement of work (SOW) and ensure it remains unchanged during the project life cycle.

D.  

Discuss project acceptance criteria with the project sponsor before the execution phase.

Discussion 0
Question # 118

A multinational company is launching a company-wide digital transformation project that covers all of its regions and business lines. The project is expected to go through five phases and finish in 2 years. The project manager schedules a kick-off meeting.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Ensure there is enough budget to mandate all team members to fly to corporate headquarters for the kick-off meeting.

B.  

Consider using digital or virtual tools to conduct the kick-off meeting to minimize geographic boundaries.

C.  

Document the kick-off meeting and close out the planning phase after the meeting is held.

D.  

Limit to one kick-off meeting in the project ' s first phase in order to control the budget.

Discussion 0
Question # 119

An agile project team received an assignment to develop an industrial system that interfaces with robots. The project team does not have any previous experience

performing this type of work. Team members are interested in acquiring such expertise but it may result in a project delay.

How should this situation be handled?

Options:

A.  

Use a robotics vendor company to develop the interfaces so the team will not be held back by a lack of expertise in this type of work,

B.  

Add an experienced professional to the team to reinforce knowledge sharing and help grow team expertise in the new product

C.  

Create a separate team with experienced members who understand the technology and split the product backlog according to team specialization.

D.  

Hire a consulting company to address the robotic interface questions, when necessary, and to help avoid delays and quality issues.

Discussion 0
Question # 120

A project ' s business case was just approved and the project manager is creating the benefits management plan. It is unclear how the benefits from the project align with the organization ' s vision.

What should the project manager do first to verify alignment?

Options:

A.  

Ask the project team to delay the kick-off while resolving the concern.

B.  

Request a copy of the project assumptions log for more insight.

C.  

Meet with the project sponsor to obtain more information.

D.  

Consult with the project team members to gain their opinions.

Discussion 0
Question # 121

A project team member does not submit the project status report on time. The team member is frustrated about being required to complete the report. The team member believes that the report does not reflect the reality of the project, has too many pages, and will not be read by stakeholders.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Review the requirements of the report with the team member to redefine its purpose.

B.  

Escalate to the team member ' s functional manager that the report was not submitted as requested.

C.  

Instruct the team member to provide the report and document this in the performance review.

D.  

Reassign the report to another team member to prepare and submit it as requested.

Discussion 0
Question # 122

A project manager is overseeing a project as part of a program geared toward a major technology disruption. The team is comprised of brilliant young professionals who have worked on different projects for the organization in the past. However, the team complained that they previously experienced a lack of direction during project execution and are a traid of the same issue in this project.

Which two actions should the project manager take to ensure that this issue does not occur in this project? (Choose two)

Options:

A.  

Keep the team engaged and focused on the project ' s direction.

B.  

Encourage the team to do a brainstorming session and provide a mitigation plan.

C.  

Focus on the resource management plan and track project progress,

D.  

Set a clear vision for the project and ensure it is visible to all stakeholders.

E.  

Organize a team-bonding activity and invite an external manager to speak to the team.

Discussion 0
Question # 123

A key stakeholder who is frustrated by the lack of transparency of IT projects declines an invitation to participate in the new project meetings.

What should the agile project manager do to engage the stakeholder in the project?

Options:

A.  

Present the project management plan to the stakeholder and reassure them that they will receive regular project updates.

B.  

Introduce the stakeholder to the project team and invite them to the next iteration review meeting with the IT team.

C.  

Build trust with the stakeholder by keeping project commitments and use demo sessions to gather feedback and realign goals.

D.  

Use stakeholder mapping to document the level of influence and interest for the next iteration planning meeting.

Discussion 0
Question # 124

A multimillion-dollar project has started and is in the execution phase. A local regulatory authority has just announced changes to the requirements that will need to be implemented in 6 months, prior to completing the project execution phase.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Add the new requirements to the project scope immediately since they are mandatory changes.

B.  

Review the new requirements with the compliance department to determine if a change request is needed.

C.  

Ignore the new requirements as the current budget and schedule do not allow for any changes.

D.  

Proceed with the defined project requirements and delay implementing the new requirements.

Discussion 0
Question # 125

A project manager is managing a national rollout for an innovative product in a regulated environment that is expected to change. The project management office (PMO)

needs visibility of the regulatory constraints while maintaining a degree of flexibility.

Which tool can the project manager use?

Options:

A.  

Use a burndown chart to provide transparency.

B.  

Use a kanban board to increase accountability.

C.  

Use a product backlog to manage changes.

D.  

Use a burnup chart to provide transparency.

Discussion 0
Question # 126

A project manager is assigned to a new project team that has several stakeholders who can have significant influence over the project outcomes.

The project manager categorized the stakeholders into four different groups and wants to define the communication strategy.

How should the project manager handle communication?

Options:

A.  

Utilize a uniform communication structure across all groups.

B.  

Define and direct communication to influential stakeholders.

C.  

Describe the four groups in the project stakeholder matrix.

D.  

Develop and define a communication strategy for stakeholders.

Discussion 0
Question # 127

A project manager receives a suggestion from a team member for improving the product attributes without impacting the schedule or cost. This will add value to the project

and the customer.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the team member to submit a formal change request.

B.  

Accept the suggestion as it has no impact on the project.

C.  

Ask another team member to validate the impacts of the suggestion.

D.  

Reject the suggestion and ask the team member to focus on executing the plan.

Discussion 0
Question # 128

A project manager is managing the opening of a new office overseas. At the beginning of the project, possible delays due to legal permits are raised by one stakeholder. Subject matter experts (SMEs)

reassessed the concern and suggested assigning more time for this permit, and the change control board (CCB) agrees.

Which document should the project manager update first to document this change?

Options:

A.  

Scope baseline

B.  

Cost baseline

C.  

Risk register

D.  

Schedule baseline

Discussion 0
Question # 129

A project manager is assigned to a project related to taxes, which will be managed using an agile approach. By reviewing lessons learned from a

previous project, the project manager discovers that a key stakeholder is an expert on taxes and is willing to help.

How should the project manager leverage this information?

Options:

A.  

Ask the project team to review the lessons learned and have the team contact the stakeholder directly if there are any questions.

B.  

Recognize the stakeholders skills are important for the project and evaluate the possibility of the stakeholder supporting the project team.

C.  

Request the functional manager to assign the team from the lessons learned project to the current project to avoid a learning curve.

D.  

Send a request to the project sponsor to hire the stakeholder and have them become part of the project team.

Discussion 0
Question # 130

During the third iteration of a project, the product owner requests another mandatory feature. This also happened in the previous two sprints, which resulted in failure and caused frustration within the team.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Incorporate the changes in the last sprint before the first release.

B.  

Call for an internal meeting to discuss the changes and their value.

C.  

Ask the product owner to prioritize the backlog with the project team.

D.  

Request the scrum team to prioritize the product backlog.

Discussion 0
Question # 131

A telecommunications project consists of departments spread across several countries with different cultures. The project team rarely meets in person, and each team member works independently using online reporting tools.

What should the project manager do to ensure team members are committed to project success?

Options:

A.  

Control and follow the project ' s mam goals, budget, and schedule

B.  

Plan regular virtual meetings to motivate and support the team.

C.  

Meet in small groups and share information by email with the rest of the team

D.  

Create a monthly report so everyone will be informed of the current status.

Discussion 0
Question # 132

A project manager is working on a project to release a new version of a key product, The product strategy and marketing areas are still working on defining the final details for the products appearance, but the team is clear about the main features. During the last sprint review, the project sponser expressed concerns about the low quality of the product,

What should the project manager, as a servant leader, do to address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Dedicate the next sprint to completing the missing details.

B.  

Apply fast-track techniques to work on the missing details in parallel,

C.  

Continue iterating and monitoring quality aspects sprint by sprint.

D.  

Create a new risk entry for the delay in the risk management plan.

Discussion 0
Question # 133

A project manager works in an organization that embraces using different project approaches. The project manager ' s current project uses a

predictive approach with clear requirements. A few months following the kickoff, the project manager notices that the virtual development teams

are not communicating enough, and coordination is becoming an issue. The teams are not aligned on the tasks being done or the current

impediments.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the members to be more proactive and share ideas with each other.

B.  

Set up a daily virtual meeting with the development team.

C.  

Plan a monthly virtual meeting to align and to review the plans.

D.  

Review the issue with the project sponsor and ask for support.

Discussion 0
Question # 134

A project manager in one country is reporting to a lead project manager for a new software development project in another country. The lead project manager constantly

requests updates from the project manager, often demanding information via multiple communication channels if the project manager does not respond within a few minutes

of a request. Both of them are equal in seniority and both report to the same functional manager.

How should the project manager proceed?

Options:

A.  

Update the communications management plan and the stakeholder engagement plan.

B.  

Escalate the issue to the functional manager and explain the situation to them.

C.  

Negotiate a mutually agreeable feedback cycle with acceptable timelines.

D.  

Refer the lead project manager to the communications management plan.

Discussion 0
Question # 135

A project manager is assigned to a project to develop a mobile app. The sponsor explains that the application should do better than their closest competitor ' s app. The sponsor ' s expectation is that the team can be put together and start work immediately.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Start working on the resource management plan in order to identify the best team for the project.

B.  

Utilize expert judgment and organizational process assets (OPAs) to estimate the effort and budget.

C.  

Review the competitor ' s app to understand the functionalities that the project scope should consider.

D.  

Define the project scope with the stakeholders and determine how formal acceptance will be obtained.

Discussion 0
Question # 136

A project manager who is new to a matrix organization has just been assigned to an internal software development project that is intended to

reduce conflicts in the company’s internal tracking system. With over 1,000 people in the company who will benefit from the software, the project

manager wants to ensure everyone is aware of the great progress the team is making. The project manager meets with the project team to decide

upon the most effective way to communicate progress.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Send weekly emails to each stakeholder providing them with the project ' s progress.

B.  

Ask the project sponsor to disseminate project progress across the organization ' s stakeholders.

C.  

Set up an intranet site and allow stakeholders to access the relevant project information.

D.  

Divide up the organization among the project team to provide direct project updates.

Discussion 0
Question # 137

The testing backlog for a hybrid project has increased significantly and is becoming a bottleneck. The team has researched a tool that could

resolve the bottleneck, and the project manager has been informed.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Add developers to remove the backlog.

B.  

Escalate the issue with the product owner.

C.  

Reduce the testing scope of the backlog.

D.  

Enroll team members in training on the tool.

Discussion 0
Question # 138

An organization is undergoing an agile transformation. The executive leadership team is concerned that they will lose control over the scope of the project.

What should the project manager, who is responsible for this project, do to mitigate this risk?

Options:

A.  

Ensure that the executive leadership team approves all scope that is being proposed by the multiple agile teams to avoid misalignment.

B.  

Propose a governance model that empowers the teams while providing the necessary oversight to the executive leadership team.

C.  

Propose a multilayered gate system based on risks and financial expenditures, involving the executive leadership team as needed.

D.  

Assure the executive leadership team that the current governance model will not be affected by the agile approach.

Discussion 0
Question # 139

A team is entering into a forming stage after kickoff, with project objectives identified and team members assigned with roles and responsibilities. However, during the team meetings, a team member does not agree on project documents and makes comments that could affect the performance of other team members.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Escalate the team member ' s disruptive behavior to their functional manager.

B.  

Collaborate with the team to arrive at team ground rules and publish the rules to the team.

C.  

Observe to ensure this typical forming stage behavior does not escalate beyond what is acceptable.

D.  

Request team members document their decisions independently and share with each other.

Discussion 0
Question # 140

A project manager has been assigned a project to build a new solar farm that will provide clean energy to a new housing complex. The government has decided to reduce

the tax on renewable energy products starting 1 January. The supplier has reached out and stated that the order placed for solar panels to be delivered on 20 December

might be delayed until early January. On the other hand, the project will face similar constraints due to the December holidays.

What should the project manager do about this risk?

Options:

A.  

Update the risk register and take advantage of the opportunity.

B.  

Review the supplier ' s contract to understand the terms of sale.

C.  

Accept the risk and update the risk register.

D.  

Insist that the supplier deliver the goods on the agreed date.

Discussion 0
Question # 141

After an executive-level reorganization, the new project sponsor is not keen on continuing with the project. What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask management to replace the new sponsor with the previous sponsor.

B.  

Request the previous sponsor to discuss changes with the project team.

C.  

Explore ways to share the project vision and outcome with the new sponsor.

D.  

Find ways to bypass the new sponsor and reach management for support.

Discussion 0
Question # 142

A project manager is assigned to a large construction project with more than 100 project team members. The project manager is having a hard time keeping the project on track and deriving the planned benefits. The project manager wants to make sure that each requirement is linked to the business and project objective.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Review the requirements on a weekly basis.

B.  

Implement a requirements traceability matrix.

C.  

Add the requirements to the project charter.

D.  

Understand the project management plan.

Discussion 0
Question # 143

A project manager is managing a technical project that requires intensive documentation as part of the key deliverables. Ina project review meeting, a key stakeholder reports that the latest documentation provided by the project manager includes a reference to unrelated products.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the project management office (PMO) to support and review all deliverables.

B.  

Log the issue in the risk register and the issue log.

C.  

Assign a technical writer to the project.

D.  

Develop a standard for document quality control.

Discussion 0
Question # 144

A new development project is about to start, and the project manager knows that a high-profile customer makes very specific and frequent requests in all sprints. This project will demand contract coordination with third parties, and the project manager must find a better way to manage customer and partner expectations.

What strategy should the project manager use?

Options:

A.  

Focus on the implementation of a software as a service (SaaS) solution for the customer.

B.  

Specify the scope and features to be deployed in the contract clearly.

C.  

Work very closely with the customer and third parties to meet their needs.

D.  

Change the marketing and product management definitions to meet stakeholder needs.

Discussion 0
Question # 145

A project sponsor is concerned that the scope is not being met correctly and has questioned several team members about this individually. When the project sponsor approached the project manager, the project manager realized that the issue was that the project sponsor understood the scope in a different manner than the project team.

What should the project manager do to address this issue?

Options:

A.  

Request that the project team change their task deliverables to reflect the project sponsor ' s requirements.

B.  

Set up a daily standup and request that the project sponsor attend to understand the project ' s tasks and deliverables.

C.  

Ask the project team to compile a project scope document and obtain approval from the project sponsor.

D.  

Facilitate a stakeholder alignment session so that the team and project sponsor are in agreement with the deliverables.

Discussion 0
Question # 146

A company has undertaken a large transformation project in preparation for the changing economy. During the planning of the transformation project, the key resource from human resources (HR) refuses to approve the proposed project plan.

What should the project manager do to gain an understanding of the cause for the resource ' s refusal?

Options:

A.  

Speak directly with the resource.

B.  

Communicate with their supervisor.

C.  

Organize a team meeting.

D.  

Speak with their colleague.

Discussion 0
Question # 147

In an agile project, some stakeholders are asking to have a meeting with the team every 2 weeks in order to understand project progress. What

should the project lead do next?

Options:

A.  

Invite the stakeholders to the retrospective meetings.

B.  

Invite the stakeholders to the sprint review meetings.

C.  

Hold a meeting every 2 weeks with the stakeholders.

D.  

Negotiate by sending an informative email to stakeholders.

Discussion 0
Question # 148

A project manager holds meetings every Monday to review the team members ' progress. The project sponsor is insisting on daily updates to ensure improved delivery on products developed by all of the teams, including this one. Some learn members indicate they are on a very light time line and would attend me Monday meeting, but not the daily update meetings.

What should the project manager do to ensure all team members participate in daily meetings?

Options:

A.  

Analyse the team members ' influence levels and schedule a training on the importance of daily standups and the time-bound feature of the meetings.

B.  

Require all team members to attend the daily review meetings as they ate requested by the project sponsor.

C.  

Inform the functional manager and replace (earn members who cannot join the daily progress meetings.

D.  

Review the influence of each team member, call the team members with the highest influence to a meeting, and convince them to join the daily standups.

Discussion 0
Question # 149

A project manager is assigned to work on a large global project. The resources for the project are dispersed among different organizations and countries. After the project kick-off meeting, the project manager learns that many virtual team members are unable to join the regular project update meetings. Their absence will impact the overall project schedule.

What immediate corrective action should the project manager take?

Options:

A.  

Discuss the issue with the virtual team members and revise the communications management plan.

B.  

Escalate this issue to the virtual team members ' supervisors.

C.  

Add this issue to the risk management plan and take action if it persists.

D.  

Discuss the issue with the project sponsors and add this as an issue in the issue log.

Discussion 0
Question # 150

A product owner has added new high-priority work to the backlog, A project manager is working with a dedicated agile team that does not specialize in this specific area of work. The team reviewed the work and wants to accept it but acknowledges it may not have the same level of efficiency as another team having specialization in this area.

What should the project manager do In this scenario?

Options:

A.  

Add temporary members with the specialized skill set to the team to accomplish the work with a high level of confidence.

B.  

Assess the impact of a possible delay to the project and encourage the team to take the work if the impact is tolerable.

C.  

Accept the work and outsource it to another team that has the specialized skill set; then integrate the solution,

D.  

Reject the work from this team ' s backlog and ask the product owner to add It to another team ' s backlog.

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