How to Solve Situational Questions on PMP Exam! (My FRAMEWORK Revealed... 🤯)

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[@tayoagboola4301]

Thanks so much, you have great videos.

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[@belovedsoniathewriter]

Super helpful explanations after answering each practice question

[@alvinthepmofficial]

So glad you found the explanations helpful, Sonia!

[@manuelangelgarciahernandez]

I would choose C. One of the principles in agile is a collocated team. Having your team in different locations imply that you need extra care managing communication to avoid any delays on the project.

[@alvinthepmofficial]

You are correct, and great explanation!

[@TreasureSeasons]

thank you for sharing - I've been shying away from re-taking exam - I didn't pass in 2013 - I reapplied and was approved to re-take but i can't seem to get my head into it again - am looking for a new job - my project / contract ended in mid - August - I can re-take by November but anxiety is not inspiring me to rush to take exam - anyway - appreciate your guidance and encouragement - all the best to you and your family -

[@alvinthepmofficial]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! Don't give up with your studying, you can definitely do this, and I believe in you!!

[@ktmian]

So for the Q1/10: As for me, Seek Expert judgment and Submit a change request would be two very tricky choices to choose from. But when I read "..to capitalize on current marketing plans." it is now clear that perhaps the PM/Sponsor have sought expert judgement already so now whats needed is a change request.

[@time.dealer]

For the last question: Option D seems the only logical one to me. Here is why: Option A - This is only a bonus, since they already know each other and should work more efficiently together. Option B - a former Dev seems like a nice background to have for becoming a lead engineer. Option C - since the team has already worked together before and know each other, there shouldn't be issues with some of them not being in the office with the rest. Option D - seems like a logical answer because if the Tech.Lead was JUST assinged full-time to the project - he does not know the rest of the team well, has no experience working with them and probably has little to no experience in the project itself.

[@alvinthepmofficial]

Thanks for sharing your answer and your explanation to it! I'll repaste my feedback to an earlier comment here - The correct answer is actually Choice C. Here's the reasoning - The team having worked together before is already an advantage because they already have comfort with and an understanding each other's work styles. The best answer is Choice C because you'd need to pay closer attention to the team members working remotely since Agile teams usually work in the same physical location

[@ktmian]

If you look at the question, it is about the team/team dynamics so Option D doesnt apply here in my opinion.

[@JamieKennedi]

I want to say "A" is the correct answer because the statement said the company and the team are well suited in agile; then you want to make sure the team has worked together in some capacity before. Also if the company is building the team outside of the skill set, they would also find it a net positive that these people worked together before which also will expedite the project.

[@alvinthepmofficial]

Great explanation Jamie!

[@JamieKennedi]

@@alvinthepmofficial Thank you. Please let me know if that is correct.

[@alvinthepmofficial]

@@JamieKennedi The correct answer is actually Choice C. Here's the reasoning - The team having worked together before is already an advantage because they already have comfort with and an understanding each other's work styles. The best answer is Choice C because you'd need to pay closer attention to the team members working remotely since Agile teams usually work in the same physical location

[@JamieKennedi]

@@alvinthepmofficial thank you for the insight. I still have along way to go studying for my pmp lol

[@efosaodiase501]

Update issues log. There would be insights uncovered to best improve collaboration

[@alvinthepmofficial]

Thanks for sharing your answer and your explanation to it!