PMBOK Stakeholder Engagement Strategies Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A project manager discovers that a key stakeholder has shifted from supportive to resistant after a scope change. What should the project manager do FIRST?
Answer: Conduct a stakeholder analysis to understand the change in position
Reassessing stakeholder attitudes through analysis helps the project manager understand root causes before taking action.
Which tool is MOST appropriate for visualizing the current versus desired engagement levels of stakeholders?
Answer: Stakeholder engagement assessment matrix
The stakeholder engagement assessment matrix compares current engagement levels against desired levels for each stakeholder.
During project execution, a stakeholder continuously requests changes outside the approved scope. What is the BEST approach?
Answer: Direct the stakeholder to submit changes through the integrated change control process
All change requests must follow the integrated change control process to maintain project integrity while respecting stakeholder input.
What is the PRIMARY purpose of a stakeholder register?
Answer: To identify stakeholders and record their interests, involvement, and potential impact
The stakeholder register captures identification, assessment, and classification information for managing stakeholder engagement effectively.
A project manager working on a multinational project notices cultural differences are causing communication breakdowns with certain stakeholders. What strategy should be applied?
Answer: Tailor communication methods and engagement strategies to account for cultural norms
Adapting engagement strategies to cultural contexts improves stakeholder relationships and reduces misunderstandings on global projects.
Which stakeholder engagement level describes a stakeholder who is aware of the project but neither supportive nor resistant?
Answer: Neutral
A neutral stakeholder is aware of the project and its potential impacts but is not actively supporting or opposing it.