During the review of a project's list of deliverables, one of the stakeholders expressed concern that one of the requirements will not be addressed. What should the project manager do?
A.
Check the approved list of requirements to see if there are any missing items
B.
Work with the stakeholder to improve the requirements' acceptance criteria
C.
Review the requirements traceability matrix with the concerned stakeholder
D.
Discuss with the stakeholder which additional requirements should be added
Suggested answer, Option C, is correct in my opinion.
Option A is wrong and a trick I think. Because there isn't "approved list of requirements" in PMBOK. There is only "requirements traceability matrix" in PMBOK.
Option B and Option D can be done if option C doesn't solve the issue in question. So I think option C is the first step to do.
These type of questions are the worst... D is simply the first step of C.
Take 2 seconds to ask which requirements seem to be missing (D), then review the RTM together (C).
I suppose since it doesn't say "whats the FIRST thing you do" means they're looking for the 'complete' solution (option C) but it just seems like a way to bait you into selecting a correct answer, that's ultimately wrong.
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