Exam PMP topic 1 question 27 discussion

A. Create a project steering committee aligned with existing organizational structures. Creating a project steering committee helps establish a governance structure that aligns with existing organizational structures. This committee can provide guidance, decision-making authority, and oversight for the critical projects. It ensures that there is a clear chain of command and a mechanism for resolving issues at a higher level.

A makes sense here since the steering committee can aligned certain things within an existing project

Option A

A. Create a project steering committee aligned with existing organizational structures.

my answer is B

Answer - A The fact that this is a hybrid environment implies that there is level of control and planning needed which means a team that is not influenced by organizational structures would not be a good fit

Answer - D

Option D: This is a hybrid approach project where it also complies with one of the 12 principles of Agile. So self organising team should be encouraged and it emphasise more on customer satisfaction compared to OPA.

By creating a project steering committee, the project manager establishes a group of key stakeholders who can provide strategic guidance and support throughout the project's lifecycle.

A. Create a project steering committee aligned with existing organizational structures.

Is a steering committee created every time a project is assigned to a PM? It is done in exceptional cases, I suppose. And this doesn't look like one of them to me

A. Create a project steering committee aligned with existing organizational structures

Voted C

b correst

Project steering committee will do the right environment and authority...

Besides, a well functioning project team and well drafted project management plan should take into consideration Economic Environmental Factors which include external and internal (organizational) factors. This disqualifies option "D"

I believe A is the right answer; "right environment and authority" are the operative words here.