To classify a risk as addressed because it no longer creates a problem
To give a team member ownership over a certain risk and entrust them to handle it
To understand and accept a risk for what it is because it cannot be resolved
To reduce the impact of a risk or the likelihood the risk will occur
43. As a project manager, you regularly send progress reports out to team members and stakeholders. These reports make the project progress transparent to all involved. What project management activity could these progress reports be a part of?
45. A software company builds an application to track employee satisfaction. A contractor delays the completion of a key task. Which of the triple constraints does this change impact the most?
46. When writing an escalation email, you open the email with “I hope you all had a great, long weekend.” Which of the five keys to writing a strong escalation email is this an example of?
50. When writing an escalation email, you describe how the current obstacle will delay the project in the next phase. Which of the five keys to writing a strong escalation email is this an example of?
51. Two team members in your project cannot seem to come to an agreement on a new design feature. What common issue does this represent in project management?