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Question 76
Roslyn is the project manager of a new agile project in her organization. A significant problem has been identified by her team, though the problem may not happen until later in the project’s timeline. Even though it may not happen until late in the project, what is the best way to minimize a problem’s impact during a project?
- A Don’t waste time trying to fix the problem until later in the project
- B Ignore the problem
- C Identify it early, diagnose it, and fix it as soon as possible
- D Make the fix a task in the next iteration
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: C
Explanation
Roslyn should identify the problem early so it can be diagnosed and fixed before it affects the rest of the project. The other responses are incorrect. Ignoring the problem will not fix the problem; waiting until later in the project to address the problem could allow the problem to grow and doesn’t prepare the team to tackle the problem; making the fix a task in the next iteration is just another delay tactic. Roslyn needs to address the problem with the project team as soon as possible.Discussion
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