PMP Questions ID 2464 after receiving the project charter a project manager starts to prepare the project management p

After receiving the project charter, a project manager starts to prepare the project management plan. Since there is no historical information in the project management office (PMO), what should the project manager do next?

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Consult subject matter experts (SMEs).

Host a kick-off meeting.

Ask the project sponsor for input.

Use analogous estimating.

A project manager finishes the first draft of a project management plan, and intends to present it to stakeholders for approval. However, the project management plan is long and stakeholders are geographically dispersed. The project manager has limited time to gain approval. What should the project manager do to ensure that the review of the plan is completed on time?

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Send the plan to each stakeholder individually, asking them to add their comments and return it for updating.

Divide the plan into sections and ask select stakeholders to review particular portions based on their areas of expertise.

Arrange individual meetings with only the key stakeholders to walk them through the plan.

Schedule a meeting with all stakeholders and send the plan for review before the meeting

During a project's initiating phase, the project manager reviews the lessons learned repository. The project manager learns that a previous project failed due to constant scope creep. This project cannot afford additional time or budget. What should the project manager do to avoid project failure?

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Reject all out-of-scope change requests.

Escalate this information to the sponsor.

Manage key stakeholders' expectations.

Include strict and formal process approval changes.

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