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PMI Exam CAPM Topic 7 Question 62 Discussion

Actual exam question for PMI's Certified Associate in Project Management exam
Question #: 62
Topic #: 7
[All Certified Associate in Project Management Questions]

What characteristic of servant leadership supports resource management in an agile environment?

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by Lonny at Nov 23, 2023, 06:46 AM

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Julianna
25 days ago
Haha, yeah, lecturing would be the quickest way to lose your team's attention. And measuring on its own doesn't really help them manage resources, you need that coaching piece to make it meaningful.
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King
26 days ago
Coaching definitely makes the most sense here. As a servant leader, you want to be developing your team's skills, not just micromanaging them. Plus, who wants to be lectured at in an agile environment? Yawn.
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Delfina
27 days ago
Agreed, lecturing and construing don't seem very agile to me. I'm leaning towards coaching - a servant leader should be empowering the team, not just telling them what to do.
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Clarinda
6 days ago
Yes, coaching aligns well with the principles of agile resource management.
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Fairy
8 days ago
I think we can all benefit from a coaching style of leadership in agile settings.
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Ressie
8 days ago
Coaching allows for collaboration and adaptability in resource management.
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Talia
9 days ago
Exactly, servant leadership is about supporting and guiding, not dictating.
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Gerald
10 days ago
Lecturing and construing are too directive for agile environments.
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Edna
12 days ago
Coaching definitely empowers the team to manage resources effectively.
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Larue
13 days ago
I agree, coaching sounds like the best option here.
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Joseph
28 days ago
This is a tricky one. I'm not sure if lecturing or construing would really support resource management in an agile environment. Seems like we'd need something more hands-on, like coaching or measuring.
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