Exam PMP topic 1 question 1 discussion

Hint is PM already identified this risk during Project Planning. Output of Identify Risk process is Risk register. Basically, a good PM w/ 4 values & 12 principles under PMI languages need to do this task with due diligent thus Risk register can be used later as sufficient reference regarding risk response plan when relevant risk happen. A is still the correct answer.

A is the right answer since it's identified before.

Why is B not correct?

A is my answer

No estoy de acuerdo con la respuestas brindandas, teniendo en cuenta que proyecto siempre debe trabajar con su tema de Backup donde la operación conozca las diferentes situaciones del proyecto y cualquier persona deberia asumir la reponsabilidad para ejecutar los diferentes compromisos con el fin de garantizar una operación estable, dependiente de que las personas tengan situaciones dificiles siempre hay que verificar previamente como poder ayudar antes de que el riesgo de materialice.

A is the right point of action, consult the risk register for the appropriate risk to implement

A, since the PM has already identified risk and response https://ln.run/VNr1a

Option A should be the correct answer

PM identified the risk in planning stage. The risk should be registered in risk registry as reference.

A correct answer

A, since the PM has already identified risk and response

A . As PM you have already developed a risk register with various mitigation plans .Therefore once a risk occurs it is now an issue which requires to be addressed as per the plan

The key word is risk register

he project manager should assess the impact on the critical path, attempt to reassign the task to another resource, adjust the schedule if necessary, communicate with stakeholders, and implement any pre-established risk mitigation strategies. Prompt action and effective communication are key to minimizing the disruption and keeping the project on track.

PM should have plan the risk response during planning stage.

A is more relevant answer

Option A