A project manager is leading a team of diverse individuals of all ages. The working hours for the project were set at the beginning of the project, and all team members agreed to the hours. However, later in the project, one of the team members informed the project manager that the previously agreed upon hours no longer work due to the team member's personal commitments.
What should the project manager do?
When a team member's previously agreed working hours no longer work due to personal commitments, the project manager should address the issue by reassessing and potentially modifying the working hours to ensure the team's progress is not impeded. Changing the duration of iterations to deliver more value allows the team to adapt and remain productive while accommodating the team member's new schedule. This maintains team cohesion and project continuity.
I think all the answers are wrong
A. Reassess the team's hours collaboratively so that the team is not impeded by the issue. B. Discuss the lack of dedication with the team member and their functional manager. C. Allow the most senior team members to decide the time that works for the team. D. Remove the team member from the project team to be fair to the other
Either A or B but mot suitiable for me.
Oh. I thought all 4 option answers is not related to the question then I saw the option answer seems different with yours here... [A project manager is leading a team of diverse individuals of all ages. The working hours for the project were set at the beginning of the project, and all team members agreed to the hours. However, later in the project, one of the team members informed the project manager that the previously agreed upon hours no longer work due to the team member's personal commitments. What should the project manager do? A. Changed the duration of iterations to deliver more value Most Voted B. Validated the iteration goals with the customer C. Invited the customer to the daily meetings D. Helped the team redefine the MVP]
Reiterating a user's comment https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/pmi/view/91726-exam-pmp-topic-1-question-52-discussion/ this is the original question
Thank you so much !!! For that, my answer was D, and it was correct... This answers are not related to the question.
The correct answers are here: https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/pmi/view/91726-exam-pmp-topic-1-question-52-discussion/
This is one horrible question! The options provided do not seem to directly address the scenario described. Based on the situation given, the project manager should discuss the working hours with the team member, understand the constraints, and potentially come up with a compromise or solution that accommodates the team member's personal commitments while ensuring project progress. However, none of the options A, B, C, or D directly address this action.
D. Helped the team redefine the MVP
The questions and provided answers make no sense.
A project manager is leading a team of diverse individuals of all ages. The working hours for the project were set at the beginning of the project, and all team members agreed to the hours. However, later in the project, one of the team members informed the project manager that the previously agreed upon hours no longer work due to the team member's personal commitments. What should the project manager do? A. Reassess the team's hours collaboratively so that the team is not impeded by the issue. B. Discuss the lack of dedication with the team member and their functional manager. C. Allow the most senior team members to decide the time that works for the team. D. Remove the team member from the project team to be fair to the other A is the correct answer
Once option B done the option A can be evaluated, addressed and negotiated. Nevertheless seems answers doesn´t aligned with the question
I think it's an invalid question
This is the most dumb answer selection i have seen in the history of exams. I thought CompTIA was the worst, but I was wrong!
Changed the duration of iterations to deliver more value
Since it has been identified that the question and answer choices do not match, what are the correct answer choices for this question?
all answers are wrong, please check question 52 with the same statement
The correct approach should directly address the scheduling conflict and the MVP would help with that.
No answer
Only D is more relatable to the question. But still not so relavent.