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Certified Associate in Project Management Exam

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Question 1 of 5.

A research and development team is finishing up a two-year initiative. The project manager is focused on the closing activities for the project. Which activity should be considered as a priority?

A. Mark the product backlog completion status and update the communications management plan

B. Hold a steering committee meeting to inform them of the project completion

C. Release the resources and plan for a project completion celebration

D. Ensure that knowledge transfer activities are executed as planned

Explanation: Knowledge transfer ensures lessons learned and expertise are retained, benefiting future projects.

Question 2 of 5.

A client is structured as a main organization for an agile project. The project manager is working on-site with key stakeholders from different parts of the organization. How should the project manager handle the different stakeholders?

A. All stakeholders are important, so the project manager should follow directions provided by management and key stakeholders.

B. Because there are different perspectives, perform a stakeholder analysis and act based on the outcome.

C. The project manager is working on the client's premises, via follow-the direction of all the key stakeholders.

D. This is an agile project, so listen only to the directions of the project managers' supervisor and the functional managers of the organisation.

Explanation: Performing a stakeholder analysis is a key step in stakeholder management. It helps identify interests, influences, and potential conflicts, allowing the project manager to engage effectively. Agile projects emphasize collaboration, but blindly following all directions without analysis can lead to conflicts and misalignment. Option B is the most proactive and structured approach.

Question 3 of 5.

The role of a new finance engineer is the standard-private function of which have surfaced in the last month that are slowing the project down. A new project sponsor has recently started with the company full-time not had time to meet the project needs. The prospect is the point where the launch was significantly updating delivery of the project. How should the project manager start the new project sponsor about these accounts?

A. Since an email to the project sponsor summarising the project status and key concerns, and requests an immediate face-to-face meeting to discuss them.

B. Send an email invitation to the project sponsor to attend all of the project teams weekly meetings, and keep the sponsor set foot time to attend.

C. Continue emailing updated project status reports highlighting the key risks and issues, and wait for the project sponsor to respond a meeting.

D. Complete a risk analysis auditing the driving team process, and email a copy of the risk register, urging the project sponsor to respond.

Explanation: The project sponsor is critical for resolving issues and providing support. Given the urgency, a direct summary of status and concerns followed by a request for a face-to-face meeting is the most effective way to engage the sponsor promptly. Waiting for a response (Option C) or sending invitations to all meetings (Option B) might delay action. Option D is reactive and not as direct.

Question 4 of 5.

Any project stakeholder showed interest in the supporting of a complete right project, but has become less involved at the agent has progressed due to additional responsibilities. After sports time, the key stakeholder requires a flexible description. The team can manage this updated observation for the next sprint. What should the project manager have done to build the situation?

A. Documented the project vision and objectives

B. Analyzed the changes in stakeholder attributes

C. Customized stakeholder communications based on the stakeholders' needs

D. Numbered the key stakeholders in the decision-making process

Explanation: Stakeholder engagement is an ongoing process. The stakeholder's reduced involvement due to additional responsibilities indicates a change in their attributes (e.g., availability, influence). Analyzing these changes early would allow the project manager to adjust engagement strategies and prevent miscommunication or delays.

Question 5 of 5.

The change control board (CCB) reports a change request submitted by a subject matter expert (BNF). The SME relates to except the injection and does not want to continue the project without the change. What should the project manager have done to avoid this situation?

A. Requested that the sponsor approved the change request first.

B. Ensured that the change request was aligned with the project scope.

C. Assessed the change's overall impact to the project before submission.

D. Submitted the change request directly to the CCB.

Explanation: Change requests must be evaluated for their impact on scope, schedule, cost, quality, resources, and risks before submission to the CCB. This assessment ensures that the change is properly reviewed and avoids unnecessary conflicts or delays. Option C is a standard practice in change management.

Related Questions

The project manager is having difficulty communicating with one of the team members. The team member recently attended a training course and has been training other team members in a new agile technique. However, sometimes the team member is forceful in pushing ideas even if other team members are uncomfortable. What personality indicators should the project manager consider when determining what communication style to use with this team member?

Two weeks after the approval of the project management plan for a global project, the project manager noticed that it was approved based on a different level of understanding by international stakeholders and is not what the project manager presented for approval. What should the project manager have done to prevent this from happening?

During initiation, the project manager discovers that Project A has finish-to-start dependencies with Project B. However, Project B has not even been started and Project A has resources booked against it already. What should the project manager do?

A project for Company A was successfully delivered within scope, schedule, and budget by the end of the last iteration. However, during the project celebration ceremony, one of the business stakeholders says they perceive the project as a failure as it did not add any business value. What should the project manager have done to avoid this perception?

After a project has been approved, a key stakeholder tells the project manager that the current project management strategy is not well defined. The project manager is also informed that the key stakeholder does not want to hold a working session. What should the project manager do first?

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