PMI Exam PMP Topic 2 Question 92 Discussion

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Question #: 92
Topic #: 2

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A project is halfway through its execution phase. The quality specifications for the project deliverables are formally accepted. However, a key stakeholder is dissatisfied, stating that the deliverables do not meet the quality specifications.

What should the project manager do in this situation?

ANotify the stakeholder that arbitration procedures will be followed.

BInform the project sponsor of the stakeholder's dissatisfaction.

CDocument the issue in the issue log and send a report to management.

DReview the requirements traceability matrix and conduct inspections.

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by Hildegarde at Oct 19, 2024, 03:47 PM

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Mertie

3 days ago

This is why you always get the stakeholders to sign off on the quality specs upfront. Now the project manager has to deal with this diva of a stakeholder.

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Jules

5 days ago

Hmm, I'm not so sure. Notifying the sponsor might be a good idea to get some backup on this issue.

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Diane

28 days ago

Hold up, what if the stakeholder is just being picky? Maybe they need to chill out and trust the project manager's expertise.

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Lonny

4 days ago

B) Inform the project sponsor of the stakeholder's dissatisfaction.

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Cherri

19 days ago

A) Notify the stakeholder that arbitration procedures will be followed.

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2 months ago

We need to address the stakeholder's concerns.

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