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PMBOK 7th Edition identifies how many project management principles?
Answer: 12
PMBOK 7th Edition defines 12 project management principles that serve as foundational guidelines for strategy, decision-making, and problem-solving.
Which Performance Domain in PMBOK 7th Edition addresses how the project team plans, manages, and executes the work?
Answer: Project Work Performance Domain
The Project Work Performance Domain is concerned with establishing project processes, managing physical resources, and fostering a learning environment throughout execution.
What is a key difference between PMBOK 6th Edition and PMBOK 7th Edition regarding predictive and adaptive approaches?
Answer: 7th Edition is approach-agnostic and supports predictive, adaptive, and hybrid methods equally
PMBOK 7th Edition is deliberately approach-agnostic, recognizing that projects may use predictive, adaptive, or hybrid development approaches depending on context.
In the Uncertainty Performance Domain, which of the following is considered a source of uncertainty that project teams should address?
Answer: Ambiguity, complexity, volatility, and risk
The Uncertainty Performance Domain addresses multiple sources of uncertainty including ambiguity, complexity, volatility, and risk that can affect project outcomes.
According to PMBOK 7th Edition, what role does the project manager primarily serve?
Answer: A servant leader or facilitator who enables team performance
PMBOK 7th Edition emphasizes the project manager's role as a facilitator and servant leader who creates an environment where the team can perform effectively.
Which PMBOK 7th Edition principle states that project leaders should demonstrate integrity, care, trustworthiness, and compliance?
Answer: Be a Diligent, Respectful, and Caring Steward
The stewardship principle calls on project leaders to act with integrity, care for stakeholders, be trustworthy, and maintain compliance with internal and external guidelines.