While preparing for a project review meeting with leadership, the project team analyzes and checks its scope
activities and discovers missing requirements. The project risk manager decides to hire a subcontractor to fulfil these newly discovered requirements.
What risk strategy did the project risk manager use?
When analyzing the reward system in a company, there is evidence that “fire-fighter behavior” is the highest
rewarded behavior. It suggests that people are dealing with major problems primarily in an emergency mode,
and deploying quickly. Secondly, those who work efficiently are getting the most attention and recognition for
their efforts.
What impact does this observation potentially have on the risk management process?
Harry is a project manager of a software development project. In the early stages of planning, he and the
stakeholders operated with the belief that the software they were developing would work with their
organization's current computer operating system. Now that the project team has started developing the
software it has become apparent that the software will not work with nearly half of the organization's computer
operating systems. The incorrect belief Harry had in the software compatibility is an example of what in project
management?
Yolanda is the project manager of a high-profile project for her organization. This project has 124 stakeholders
from across the organization and many of the stakeholders have high demands and expectations for the
project. Yolanda will need several pieces of project information as she begins to communicate and manage the
stakeholder expectations. Which of the following inputs of the manage stakeholder expectations process
directly addresses the risks that could affect the project and which must be communicated to the project
stakeholders?