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Question # 351

A project manager just completed a successful deployment and is preparing to transition the project to an operational state before starting closeout actions. What should the project manager do to ensure that the project is ready to move to an operational state?

Options:

A.  

Meet with the project team to review the work breakdown structure (WBS) and confirm deliverables have been delivered.

B.  

Develop a plan to repay the technical debt incurred during the project and ensure that the project sponsor agrees with the plan.

C.  

Review the project approval requirements in the project charter and confirm who will be approving the project.

D.  

Refer to the project’s work in progress (WIP) reports to ensure that there is no additional work in the backlog.

Discussion 0
Question # 352

An organization with a new project management office (PMO) team is now undergoing a restructuring. Additionally, there is a lack of communication from the PMO to the team members.

How should the project manager handle this situation?

Options:

A.  

Meet the PMO team and explain the importance of communicating with the team members for project success.

B.  

Request the PMO team share updates on the restructuring with the team members on an immediate basis.

C.  

Set up a meeting with the PMO and project team to discuss and clarify questions related to restructuring.

D.  

Inform the team that despite the new PMO and restructuring, the team will not change.

Discussion 0
Question # 353

Project stakeholders are engaged in a discussion on how to achieve the best user experience in the design of a new application. The agile team is divided on the approach. The conflict is more of a collective disagreement than an outright conflict.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Apply appropriate conflict resolution techniques to solve the issue.

B.  

Call a team meeting to have a formal discussion of the issue.

C.  

Allow the team to work through it on their own unless help is needed.

D.  

Engage in individual conversation with each team member.

Discussion 0
Question # 354

Some of the more experienced members of a project team have complained about the project manager. The senior project team members feel that the project manager is micromanaging them and preventing them from completing their work.

What should the project manager do when made aware of these issues?

Options:

A.  

Set up a team building event to bring synergy back to the project team.

B.  

Adjust the project manager's management style to better fit senior team members.

C.  

Ask for advice on how to be a better mentor to these team members.

D.  

Meet daily with each senior team member to monitor project status.

Discussion 0
Question # 355

During the service procurement process for a strategic project, only one bidder submitted a bid. The price of the offer is significantly large and the project sponsor is not convinced that the return on investment (ROI) can be achieved.

How should the project manager address this issue?

Options:

A.  

Re-visit the project charter and seek other alternatives.

B.  

Proceed and issue the purchase order as this project is important.

C.  

Speak with the CEO and ask for their support to approve the offer.

D.  

Analyze the bounds of negotiations for project agreements.

Discussion 0
Question # 356

A project manager is leading an engineering project. The project manager must obtain some certifications before mass production, which is scheduled in 3 months. The certification process will require at least 6 months.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Discuss extending the mass production timeline by 3 months with the project sponsor.

B.  

Meet with senior management to discuss the possibility of an extension to the project timeline.

C.  

Engage a consultant to shorten the certification process to meet the schedule requirement.

D.  

Assess and evaluate the certification process and understand the best and worst case scenarios.

Discussion 0
Question # 357

A project manager is leading a project in an organization that has a functional structure. The project manager has been informed by the team that the tasks related to the purchase of services are taking too long, as the purchasing department has other priorities.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Modify the project schedule to accommodate the delays in the purchase of services.

B.  

Request that the purchasing tasks be outsourced through an existing purchasing vendor.

C.  

Meet with the purchasing manager to find the source of the delays and agree on a purchasing schedule.

D.  

Ask the project team to keep developing other tasks that do not depend on the purchase of services.

Discussion 0
Question # 358

A project manager is preparing a budget estimation for an international construction project. They decide to consult the project team members who are experienced in this type of project and are familiar with the local laws of the country.

Which budgeting approach would be the least risky for the project team to apply?

Options:

A.  

Review historical data and provide parametric estimations for the activities, including local law restrictions.

B.  

Use a top-down estimation and add contingencies to cover any future impacts regarding the legal context.

C.  

Make a general estimation using a standard legal approach and then look to include early definitions.

D.  

Discuss and compile the local information about laws to develop bottom-up estimations.

Discussion 0
Question # 359

A subject matter expert (SME) external to the project team provides a suggestion that will save the project delivery time. This SME has available

time to support the project, but was not planned to be involved in the current agile iteration.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Bring the SME on board immediately and discuss the implications later.

B.  

Ask the existing team members to collaborate with the SME and complete the activity.

C.  

Ask the SME to complete all of the necessary changes, which will save time.

D.  

Direct the team member to ignore the SME's changes as they were not planned.

Discussion 0
Question # 360

A facility extension project is in the execution stage. There is a project activity to connect the power of all new equipment to an existing facility,

Point A, which requires a significant cable length. The construction team found that the power could be connected to Point B and save money.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Perform a cost-benefit analysis to evaluate using the Point B option.

B.  

Add the issue to the change log and request additional budget through the change control board (CCB).

C.  

Seek a decision from the construction team after explaining the project budget and schedule constraint.

D.  

Use the Point B option because it will save the project cost and time.

Discussion 0
Question # 361

A project manager is planning a project with multiple work packages. Each work package has its own defined scope, but funding will be at the project level.

How should the project manager determine if the allocated resource budget is sufficient to cover the resource costs of the project?

Options:

A.  

Divide the allocated budget by the number of work packages and verify that each work package can be completed within the allocated budget.

B.  

Estimate the costs at the work package level and add those costs to calculate the total cost of the project and compare it to the allocated budget.

C.  

Create a budget burndown and a scope burnup and then verify that the project scope is completed before the allocated budget is depleted.

D.  

Fund each work package in the order of its importance and shift any remaining scope from nonfunded work packages to funded work packages.

Discussion 0
Question # 362

A project manager is working on a project to transform the service delivery model in the organization. As part of the scope, this project includes diverse elements that have been well defined by the product owner. The team has expressed that the scope is not clearly defined.

How should the project manager address this situation?

Options:

A.  

Distribute the release plan among the team members.

B.  

Ask the team members to focus only on their assignments.

C.  

Ask the product owner to clarify the project's vision with the team.

D.  

Meet with the product owner to validate the backlog prioritization.

Discussion 0
Question # 363

A software development project completed the initiation phase. The technical design was approved by the project steering committee. Later, it was discovered that the design will impact the company’s production system. A new technical design must be found and this could delay the project by 3 months.

What should the project manager do first?

Options:

A.  

Log the technical design delay as a risk in the project risk log.

B.  

Set up a steering committee session to review the project delay.

C.  

Continue with the approved design so that the project is not delayed.

D.  

Ask the steering committee to approve a new technical design.

Discussion 0
Question # 364

A large construction project is progressing well as per the project objectives. The project manager would like to report the project's value to the project sponsor and seek the

next phase of funding closure.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ensure a measurement system is in place like earned value analysis (EVA) to track project value for the project sponsor.

B.  

Submit a detailed report on the cost budget vs. the cost actuals as the project sponsor will want to know more about finances.

C.  

Create a detailed project report on successes and challenges for the project sponsor.

D.  

Arrange a site visit to show the project sponsor the construction progress in person.

Discussion 0
Question # 365

A project manager is preparing to start a new project in which the team members are distributed geographically across different countries. The project manager is using the communications management plan to engage the team members and find a communication method that suits everyone.

How should the project manager continually evaluate the effectiveness of the virtual team's engagement?

Options:

A.  

Collect feedback from the team to discuss alternatives to enhance the communication.

B.  

Conduct individual meetings to create a trusting environment with team members.

C.  

Establish periodic face-to-face meetings and address the communication topic.

D.  

Hold meetings in accordance with the team members’ preferences and availability.

Discussion 0
Question # 366

An agile team has completed five sprints. The final product is expected to be delivered in another three sprints. The project manager receives a call from the technical resource manager that one of the developers must take leave for the next 4 weeks, with no temporary replacement available. This is going to significantly impact the deliverable.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Perform an impact analysis, readjust the schedule as needed, and communicate the changes to the customer.

B.  

Ask the product owner to stretch the delivery team further to complete the final product in the original timeline.

C.  

Inform the customer of the impact immediately and prepare for escalation.

D.  

Request additional funding from the sponsor to obtain a new resource to fill in the gap.

Discussion 0
Question # 367

Anew major road project is starting, and the contractor has contractually committed to submitting regular status reports and participating in integration meetings. Halfway through the project life cycle, the contractor stops participating in meetings and submitting reports, stating these items consume too much time.

What should the project manager do first?

Options:

A.  

Assess the risk of the contractor not attending meetings and submitting reports for the rest of the project and escalate it to the project sponsor.

B.  

Submit a claim for not fulfilling the contract terms and handle the claim in accordance with the alternative dispute resolution.

C.  

Remind the contractor that they committed to attending meetings and submitting reports per the contract.

D.  

Speak with the company’s lawyer and request that they demand the contractor fulfill their contractual commitments.

Discussion 0
Question # 368

An adaptive project is in the planning stage. The project manager is preparing a communications management plan to share critical, project-related information and updates.

Which approach should the project manager take?

Options:

A.  

Implement pull communication to share project-related information and updates.

B.  

Install push communication to share project-related information and updates.

C.  

Employ verbal techniques to share project-related information and updates.

D.  

Apply information radiators to share project-related information and updates.

Discussion 0
Question # 369

An agile project started 6 months ago. Since the beginning of the project, there have been disagreements among team members regarding daily meetings since some of the team members are not available at the same time. The project manager is convinced an agile team should be self-organizing, and that meeting times should be worked out by the team.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Establish a project schedule

B.  

Assign a team leader

C.  

Recognize the team's contributions

D.  

Establish a team charter

Discussion 0
Question # 370

Due to contractual issues, a key team member cannot travel to the project location for a design review meeting.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Consider setting up a virtual meeting with the team for the design review.

B.  

Ask the project sponsor if another team member can participate instead.

C.  

Solve the contractual issues before continuing with the design review meeting.

D.  

Inform the stakeholders and demand an immediate solution from the project sponsor.

Discussion 0
Question # 371

An organization embarking on a significant transformation initiated a project to improve and document business processes. One of the objectives of the project is to implement agile project delivery.

What is the main reason for adopting agile?

Options:

A.  

Projects will be completed faster, saving time and money.

B.  

Projects will deliver early and use value based on priority.

C.  

Projects will be delivered with very low risk to the organization.

D.  

Projects will be delivered with significant cost savings.

Discussion 0
Question # 372

A new file vault system vendor is being considered by a protect sponsor who has supported several projects over the previous year What should the project manager review to assist the sponsor on the decision?

Options:

A.  

Lessons learned database

B.  

Procurement strategy

C.  

Vendor's website

D.  

Appropriate financial regulations

Discussion 0
Question # 373

A project team is conducting sprint planning. Based on the estimated effort, only 95% of the items included in the sprint may be delivered. The product owner asks the project manager for advice on how to prioritize the backlog items.

What should be used to prioritize the backlog items?

Options:

A.  

Risk to delivery

B.  

Technical complexity

C.  

Business value

D.  

Estimation accuracy

Discussion 0
Question # 374

A laboratory is launching a new product, defined to be executed in eight iterations with a fixed release date. At the beginning of the second

iteration, the project manager realizes that a significant regulatory feature is missing in the project backlog.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Ask the product owner to add the missing feature in the backlog.

B.  

Invite stakeholders to discuss the impact of adding the regulatory feature.

C.  

Estimate the related cost and ask for a project extension.

D.  

Increase the capacity of the team to include the missed feature.

Discussion 0
Question # 375

A large project requires new equipment to support the project execution. The procurement manager communicated to the project manager that the delivery of the newly purchased equipment will be delayed. The project manager is concerned that this will directly effect the project schedule.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Validate the information and update the risk management plan.

B.  

Update the risk register and discuss it with the project stakeholders. b

C.  

Source second-hand equipment in order to prepare for any delivery delays.

D.  

Update the sponsor of the potential issue and ask for any suggestions.

Discussion 0
Question # 376

A project manager works for an organization that intends to begin using agile delivery, but there is a lack of support from some business units. The project manager needs to address the lack of trust in agile.

What should the project manager recommend?

Options:

A.  

Implement and establish an agile framework for the project.

B.  

Hire a team of contractors for agile project delivery.

C.  

Define detailed work instructions for agile project delivery.

D.  

Negotiate special arrangements for an agile pilot project.

Discussion 0
Question # 377

A project manager was recently assigned to a banking IT project. The project team has been developing products using a predictive approach for more than 10 years, but management wants the team to change to an agile approach. The project manager met with the team to introduce the agile approach. Most of the team members complained about changing approaches because the performance of this team has always been above average among the IT teams in the bank.

Which two actions should the project manager take? (Choose two)

Options:

A.  

Interview the most resistant team members to persuade them to try to accept an agile approach.

B.  

Conduct training sessions with the team so that the team can understand what the agile approach and mindset are.

C.  

Ask the team to identify the product backlog and create a kanban board for the team to manage and follow the approach.

D.  

Meet with management to explain the team's resistance to the agile approach and request that they formally ask the team to implement agile.

E.  

Brainstorm with the team to understand the specifics of the team's project and to identity possible alternative approaches for the team.

Discussion 0
Question # 378

A project manager works in a hierarchical organization. The project team members are used to being told what to do, and the performance reviews include the percentage of

completion of the allocated tasks. After a conversation with the sponsor, the project manager realizes that they need to reassign a couple of tasks to meet the next

milestone. This change can be perceived as poor performance by the current assignees.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Organize a team meeting and inform the team members that, as the person accountable for delivery, they decided to change the task allocation.

B.  

Ask the less experienced team member privately to stop working on the task and inform another team member that the work has been reassigned.

C.  

Ask the more experienced team member privately to take the task and inform the other team members that work has been reassigned.

D.  

Organize a team meeting to inform team members about a change in direction and work with them to change the task allocation.

Discussion 0
Question # 379

A project manager joins an existing project. One project stakeholder is unhappy with the frequency and types of project updates received and has made a request for more What should the project manager do next?

information to be shared.

Options:

A.  

Inform the stakeholder to wait for the annual stakeholder review meeting

B.  

Schedule a meeting with the stakeholder to better understand their request

C.  

Update the project communications management plan immediately

D.  

Consult the scope baseline document to track project updates

Discussion 0
Question # 380

During the early phase of a project, the requirements documentation was not approved. It was identified that the leader of a user party was not included in any of the requirements collection communications.

Which of the documents was likely missed or outdated?

Options:

A.  

Business Documentation

B.  

Stakeholder Register

C.  

Risk Register

D.  

Project Charter

Discussion 0
Question # 381

A member of the project team always extends discussion topics, taking more time than necessary during project team meetings. Other team members feel this member is not being considerate of their time.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Explain to the team that open discussions are needed but remind the team to follow the ground rules.

B.  

Ask this member to only discuss the current topic to achieve team efficiency.

C.  

Ask the team to accept the input from this particular member as their input may be useful.

D.  

Allow the self-organized team to discuss the situation among themselves and come to a resolution.

Discussion 0
Question # 382

A project manager holds periodic progress review meetings to discuss issues. What should the project manager do first on the agenda?

Options:

A.  

Produce lessons learned documentation.

B.  

Elaborate the risk mitigation strategy and risk register.

C.  

Formulate project management plan integration.

D.  

Update resolution approaches and action assignments.

Discussion 0
Question # 383

An organization is initiating a project that will be using new technology. The complexity of the project requires excellent technical skills. After reviewing the proposed project management plan, the project sponsor asks for options to reduce the labor cost without introducing risk to the project delivery.

What should the project manager do first?

Options:

A.  

Review the risk register and assign functional managers as resources.

B.  

Analyze the resource pool and assign internal resources who participated in past projects.

C.  

Perform an analysis of the key cost drivers and present alternatives.

D.  

Review the work breakdown structure (WBS) to ensure there are adequate resources.

Discussion 0
Question # 384

An experienced project manager is leading an enthusiastic team but realizes the team lacks the experience to complete the job successfully. What should the project manager do to reduce the risk of project failure?

Options:

A.  

Ask the sponsor to add experienced professionals to the team.

B.  

Assign a dedicated resource to check the quality of each deliverable.

C.  

Approve the appropriate training program for team members.

D.  

Provide team members with the necessary coaching and mentoring.

Discussion 0
Question # 385

A project manager is assigned to a new project. The project is for a new product that the company wants to launch as soon as possible to test market readiness. The project is part of a large business transformation, and the objective is to open delivery channels for the new product.

Which delivery approach should the project manager recommend?

Options:

A.  

An adaptive approach with clearly defined user stories.

B.  

A predictive approach with an experienced project team.

C.  

A predictive approach with clear acceptance criteria.

D.  

An adaptive approach with loosely defined large epics.

Discussion 0
Question # 386

An organization is transitioning to an agile delivery approach. There is only one project that is being used as a pilot for the new approach. The project management office (PMO) manager has asked the project lead how communications with the project team and the stakeholders will be managed.

What should the project lead recommend?

Options:

A.  

Send the weekly report to the PMO and the product owner, and use a kanban board for the project team.

B.  

Send weekly reports to the PMO, and use a kanban board for the product owner and the project team.

C.  

Invite the PMO manager to the daily standup with the project team and product owner.

D.  

Send weekly reports to all stakeholders, including the project team and the product owner.

Discussion 0
Question # 387

A project manager is managing a project in the execution phase, which was agreed upon with the sponsor. However, the sponsor is constantly micromanaging and requesting iterations that are affecting the team's effectiveness. The sponsor indicates that as long as the project scope is not affected, these iterations are needed to simplify the project.

How should the project manager handle the situation?

Options:

A.  

Review validation and control procedures.

B.  

Discuss reducing interruptions with the sponsor.

C.  

Perform stakeholder requirements activities.

D.  

Approach the sponsor about using an agile approach.

Discussion 0
Question # 388

An agile team is required to address a technical, complex requirement that has no visual deliverable to show the customer. What guidance should the product manager provide to improve the requirement development?

Options:

A.  

Discuss this with the team and reprioritize the backlog to deliver maximum value by including a portion of the complex work.

B.  

Reprioritize the product backlog by lowering the priority of the complex activity, so it will be worked on later in the project.

C.  

Allow the team to focus and complete the complex work because it will reduce the risk of finding issues later in the project.

D.  

Inform the customer that there will not be any deliverable due to the complexity involved in the requirement.

Discussion 0
Question # 389

In a review session held halfway through the project's development, several important stakeholders voice extreme dissatisfaction with the solution's current development versus what they had agreed were the goals and outputs of the project. One of the more prominent individuals threatens to close the project immediately. With no dissatisfaction having been voiced at prior sessions, the project manager is surprised.

How should the project manager respond during the session?

Options:

A.  

Engage with the individuals about their dissatisfactions and determine what they view as possible resolutions.

B.  

Agree with the individual that they have every right to close the project and remind them of the resources already consumed.

C.  

Reprise past responses, especially positive ones, that the dissenters presented in previous sessions to defend the team's work.

D.  

Emphasize that this is the first occurrence of voiced dissatisfaction and then proceed to reconcile their concerns.

Discussion 0
Question # 390

A technician is scheduled to install internet service at the homes of three remote call center agents who have different working schedules. Their functional managers

arranged time off to allow time for installation and testing. The carrier sends an email to the project manager stating that one appointment is delayed for 2 days.

What does the project manager need to do now?

Options:

A.  

Inform the relevant stakeholders.

B.  

Inform the project team only.

C.  

Inform the product owner.

D.  

Inform the project sponsor.

Discussion 0
Question # 391

A project team has expressed concern that certain remote team members are not able to collaborate with the larger project team due to their work schedule. The project

manager is confused since the entire team is located in the same time zone and believes there are other factors at play.

What should the project manager do next?

Options:

A.  

Rectify ground rule violations.

B.  

Review performance formally.

C.  

Examine the team's virtual needs.

D.  

Implement new options.

Discussion 0
Question # 392

A team decides to adopt an agile approach for their new project. During a sprint, the project manager realizes that there is a need to show progress and optimize the collaboration among teams.

Which tool should the project manager use?

Options:

A.  

Retrospective meetings

B.  

Daily meetings

C.  

Kanban board

D.  

Gantt chart

Discussion 0
Question # 393

During a project's execution phase, two team members are having conflicts with other team members within the team on technical and interpersonal levels. Which two actions should the project manager take first to address this conflict? (Choose two)

Options:

A.  

Ask human resources (HR) to intervene before it escalates and affects the team's performance.

B.  

Arrange individual meetings with the team members who cannot work together effectively.

C.  

Address the conflict during team meetings for the entire team to participate and find solutions.

D.  

Discuss the conflict early among the affected team members using a direct, collaborative approach.

E.  

Plan to resolve the team members' conflicts after the sprint and focus on achieving the goal.

Discussion 0
Question # 394

A project is delayed due to multiple problems discovered during the quality review. Every time the team addresses one problem, additional problems are encountered. This is

frustrating for both the project team and the project sponsor, who are driven to meet the dates and results expected by the organization.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Request that the team identifies, documents, and registers the issues to locate the source of the problems.

B.  

Evaluate the cost and schedule variance in order to determine how much the project is off track.

C.  

Ask the team to commit to a new date to fix all the problems and proceed with a change request to adjust the baseline.

D.  

Request that a senior subject matter expert (SME) be hired to analyze and solve the problems.

Discussion 0
Question # 395

An agile project is running its second of six iterations. One new team member who does not have agile experience has just joined the team. In the daily meetings, the project manager observes that the team is having problems meeting their goals.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Provide feedback to the team and conduct a meeting to review the team rules.

B.  

Provide feedback to the team and conduct a retrospective meeting to find a root cause.

C.  

Provide feedback to the team and request agile training for the new member.

D.  

Provide feedback to the team and coach the new team member in agile methodology.

Discussion 0
Question # 396

A self-organizing team was delivering as committed. The team accepted a development task with new technology and the iterations started to have reduced velocity. What management decision is suited for this situation?

Options:

A.  

Provide opportunity for team members to learn and adjust to the technology.

B.  

Move team members who are not performing from the team.

C.  

Add new members to the team and increase the velocity

D.  

Re-assign the project to a team that has worked with this technology

Discussion 0
Question # 397

During a meeting for product review, a key stakeholder announces that because they are receiving adequate information about the project they will not attend any further meetings. What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Log this as an issue in the issue log and address it with the project sponsor.

B.  

Ignore the stakeholder as the product is almost complete.

C.  

Explain that the needs will be updated in the stakeholder engagement plan.

D.  

Inform the stakeholder that changes can happen in this project.

Discussion 0
Question # 398

A business stakeholder for a project is reluctant to accept an agile approach due to a previous bad experience, and is pushing for a predictive approach. What strategy should the project manager use to persuade the stakeholder to use an agile approach?

Options:

A.  

Propose a phased project approach with multiple small interactions and build trust with the stakeholder through frequent value delivery.

B.  

Document the request and escalate to upper management to consider a modification of the project charter.

C.  

Agree on a predictive approach, but apply agile concepts under the project management umbrella.

D.  

Ensure the stakeholder that an agile approach will deliver all of the expected results in a shorter period of time.

Discussion 0
Question # 399

A business analyst on the project meets the customer in the elevator and says that due to constant changes in requirements the development of the product will take more time than expected What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Submit a change request to the change control board (CCB) in order to reflect the new requirements and longer timeline of the project

B.  

Refer to the resource management plan to find out if more business analysts may be assigned to process the requirements changes

C.  

Point out to the project team and the customer that all information concerning the timeline of the project should be communicated by the project manager.

D.  

Explain that distribution of important news can only be done using traceable communication methods

Discussion 0
Question # 400

A project manager notices that the team lacks a subject matter expert (SME) in a specific area. This expertise will be required for many future projects.

What should the project manager do?

Options:

A.  

Seek help from the project sponsor to get an SME from another team in the organization.

B.  

Provide an opportunity to one of the existing team members to become an SM

E.  

C.  

Hire a contractor from outside of the organization to continue with the project.

D.  

Ask team members to document the issue and address it in the next project meeting.

Discussion 0
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