Project Management Scenarios Quiz

Project Management Scenarios Quiz

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16 Qs

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Project Management Scenarios Quiz

Project Management Scenarios Quiz

Assessment

Quiz

Professional Development

University

Hard

Created by

Mangaiah Garikapati

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16 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A project that you are managing is undergoing user acceptance test. Users have found a critical bug that can impact the release date. The stakeholders are worried. But your developers have analyzed the issue and think they know a way to fix the issue in time. What should you do first?

Meet with the stakeholders and assure them that there is nothing to worry about

Meet with the team to analyze why the issue was not discovered in quality assurance phase

Meet with the team to fully understand the issue

Schedule a meeting to find a way to quickly implement the solution they first thought of

2.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

You are the project manager of project A. You are in the middle of discussing scope with the stakeholder. The stakeholder wants you to do 10 different reports while you feel is not realistic given the budget and timelines. Which of the following skills are effective in successful negotiation?

You identify based on discussions, what reports the stakeholder really needs to have versus reports that are nice to have

You explain to the stakeholder why creating all 10 reports may not be possible within the given budget and timelines

You ask the stakeholder to prioritize the top 6 reports and tell her that you can focus on getting those delivered as they would deliver most value to her business

Finally, your stakeholder settles at 7 reports and you agree to do them for her. She leaves feeling good. You leave feeling good.

3.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

You are the project manager of project A. The stakeholder wants you to do 10 different reports as project A’s deliverables. You feel that it is not realistic to produce 10 reports within the allotted budget and targeted timelines. The stakeholder wants to meet with you to negotiate scope before finalizing scope. Which of the following skills are effective in successful negotiation?

Decline the stakeholder’s invite and escalate to upper management

Meet with the stakeholder and explain why you think the scope is not achievable within given timelines and budget. Discuss about either pushing out the release date or adding budget if all 10 reports have to be created

Ask stakeholder to create a change request

Since the stakeholder wants to meet with you, she might be open to negotiating. Try to find out what her core business needs are and identify the key reports that will meet those needs. See if those reports can be delivered within given budget and timelines

4.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

You are a project manager in company ABC. You just released phase A of your project. One of the key resources Q in your project is also much sought after for other projects. You cannot officially assign him to your phase B of your project but you need his expertise. Which of the below are possible options?

Negotiate with other project managers for Q’s time, at least to provide some oversight and guidance

Request Q to conduct knowledge transfer sessions to another resource X in your team so X can pick up from where member Q left off

Check in with Q when key decisions have to be made

Escalate to management that the project cannot be done without Q and log a risk

5.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

In a company ABC, Project B ended and all the contractors were let go after the end of the project. Another Project-A is expected to end in a month. The project manager wants to place the team members in other projects but hasn’t told them or the vendors yet. This has raised concern amongst Project A’s team members, mostly contractors who aren’t sure if they will also be let go after the project. This has led to rumors and a decrease in morale and performance. One contractor quit during this critical time of Project A while other contractors are looking for other jobs during work hours. This could be because:

The project manager did not prepare the Staff release plan

The project manager did not provide recognition or rewards to the team members

The project manager did not plan for a smooth transition for the team

The project manager did not communicate well with the team

6.

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Project A created reports for use by Marketing business users. The reports displayed the effectiveness of campaigns in different parts of the country. Due to growth in business, the client now wants to include data in the report about campaign effectiveness in countries around the world. The client also wants to fix some data anomalies introduced in the reports due to expanding business in different currencies. He is willing to fund the effort and has set a desired date for report release. Can this be done as a new project?

Yes. An enhancement can be the outcome of a project

No. This is too minor to be a new project

This can be a new project only if new team members are hired

Yes. An improvement can be the outcome of a project

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Resource A is an exceptionally qualified and competent software developer. All project managers in the company request his functional manager to assign him to their projects. The functional manager would:

Assign resource A to the first project manager that requested A for his project

Ask resource A to choose which project he wants to work on

Assign resource A to work on the project with the maximum budget

Assign resource A to work on the project with most visibility and benefits

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