Question 56
A project team with a tight schedule has succeeded in maintaining a schedule performance index (SPI) of the through regular daily standups and overtime, when required. After a few months the project manager notices that some of the team members' performance has decreased but mat the overall project team performance is still ahead of schedule by a few days.
What should the project manager do first to maintain the project team's performance level?
Question 57
A geographically dispersed team is executing a project. A team member beings to execute a task necessary to meet a critical milestone on the same day, but discovers that the predecessor task has not yet been completed.
The owner of the predecessor task is located in a time zone where the working day has not yet started. Waiting would cause to miss the milestone.
What should the project manager have done to prevent this situation?
Question 58
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason to authorize a project?
Question 59
A project manager joins a global project that will be supported by virtual teams in different time zones. How should the project manager share information in this situation?
Question 60
A project manager is running a complex transformation project with teams located in multiple time zones and with different cultures. Previous experience has taught the project manager that significant friction may occur with distributed teams.
What should the project manager do to improve collaboration?
