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PMI-SP Exam - Topic 9 Question 50 Discussion

Posted by Denise on May 04, 2022 at 11:54 PM

Kay is the project manager of the QUI Project. This project is done but is also considerably over

budget. Kay has elected to crash the project

in order to recoup schedule delays but this increased the project costs. What should Kay do with the

information regarding the schedule

delays and cost overruns?

Suggested Answer: A

When there have been significant corrective action decisions the reasoning behind the

decision should be documented in the lessons learned

documentation.

What is lessons learned documentation?

Lessons learned documentation is prepared to contribute to the lessons learned knowledge

database of the organization.

It includes the causes of issues, the reasoning behind the corrective action chosen, and other types

of lessons learned

about stakeholder management. Lessons learned are documented so that they become part of the

historical database for

the project/program and the performing organization. The lessons learned are compiled, formalized,

and stored through

out the project's/program's duration.

Answer option C is incorrect. A variance report may be appropriate but cost and schedule variances

are reported differently. Kay could create

a cost variance report and a schedule variance report, but not one report for both project attributes.

Answer option B is incorrect. An exceptions report is the same as a variance report. Kay would

create a separate exceptions report for cost,

and another for schedule.

Answer option D is incorrect. The information may go into the project final report but it should be

included in the project's lessons learned

information when it is discovered.


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13 comments · newest first
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Zana 1 year ago
Totally agree with A, documenting reasoning is crucial!
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Micaela 1 year ago
Wait, why would she crash the project if it just adds costs?
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Mattie 1 year ago
C is the way to go, variance reports are key for tracking.
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Serita 1 year ago
I think B makes more sense, need to highlight exceptions.
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Gussie 1 year ago
Definitely A, lessons learned are super important!
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Sheldon 1 year ago
Filing the information as part of the final report sounds reasonable, but I think it might lack the detail needed for future projects. I’m leaning towards option A for its thoroughness.
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Yun 1 year ago
I feel like an exceptions report might be relevant since it highlights deviations from the plan. But I wonder if it’s too specific for what Kay needs to communicate.
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Norah 1 year ago
I think creating a variance report could be useful here. It helps track the differences between planned and actual performance, but I can't recall if that's the main focus of this question.
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Casie 1 year ago
I remember we discussed the importance of documenting lessons learned in our last class. Option A seems like a good choice, but I'm not entirely sure if that's the best approach for this situation.
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Delisa 1 year ago
I'm pretty sure the lat pulldown is the correct answer here, as the latissimus dorsi is the prime mover during the concentric phase of that exercise.
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Tamera 1 year ago
Creating a workbook could be a nice way to visualize and analyze the attack data, but I'm not sure if that directly addresses the detection aspect of the question.
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Lili 1 year ago
I'm a bit confused about this one. Didn't we cover a case where private involvement led to more issues in crime reporting? I thought public law enforcement should still have a significant role.
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Louis 1 year ago
I remember practicing something similar where the service invoked called another service. I feel like that supports the idea of it being a service agent.
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