You are a project manager responsible for the construction of a new office complex. You are taking over for a project manager who recently left the company. The prior project manager completed the scope statement and scope management plan for this project. In your interviews with some key stakeholders, you conclude which of the following?
A. They understand that the scope statement assesses the Stability of the project scope and outlines how to incorporate scope changes into the project.
B. They understand that the scope management plan assesses the stability of the project scope and outlines how to incorporate scope changes into the project.
C. They understand that the scope management plan is deliverables oriented and cost estimates can be easily derived it.
D. They understand that the scope statement is deliverables oriented and cost estimates can be easily derived from it.



You are a project manager responsible for the construction of a new office complex. You are taking o..

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A. They understand that the scope statement assesses the Stability of the project scope and outlines how to incorporate scope changes into the project.

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