10 More PMBOK 6 PMP Questions and Answers (11 to 20)

[@jan34273]

You have the most calming voice and help us to understand the why without talking down to us. Servant leadership in motion!

[@cjeagle]

I watched most of David's videos on here, and they definitely helped me pass my PMP exam. Thank you so much. His method of teaching is excellent.

[@RaffiKhochafian]

Among all the available project management videos on KZbin, you are by far exceptional. Thank you for all your efforts.

[@khoulaG]

Thank you David ,I passed PMP exam yesterday , really your video helped me in the exam.

[@joeverrill6837]

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[@davidmclachlanproject]

Thank you so much Joe, and a big congratulations to you for passing your PMP! 🙂

[@sumathijayapalan7928]

Hi David, thank you so much for explaining all the concepts more clearly. I got my PMP certification today.

[@davidmclachlanproject]

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[@ArchiliHunter]

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[@Pavun12]

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[@MisterStubstep]

Thank you! I didn't do as well as last time on these 10 but looking forward to more waterfall questions in the future!

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[@johnsammut5961]

God Bless You. You have given me confidence in passing the PMP exam.

[@kchandrashekar35]

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[@semnaresh8339]

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[@brahmiimen3804]

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[@roh1401]

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[@justin9605]

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[@sebtiouahab]

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[@Klutch29]

Regarding the 1st question: wouldn’t we eliminate D if the resources are on critical paths? Meaning we wouldn’t be able to negotiate?

[@davidmclachlanproject]

Good question. The functional manager role is often mentioned as a manager of a business department - they own their team or business resources, and they are separate from the project team. We may borrow resources from them (such as senior users or experts in their team we need advice from), but we don't own them. If we don't own them but they are essential for the project (on the critical path), then we MUST use our negotiation skills with the functional manager of that business unit to try and get the resources we need.

[@sumitmitra7336]

Hi David at time stamp 5:01 , you are talking about a risk-taking place & subsequent that, risk register is being updated. But why do we update the issue log? An IDENTIFIED risk has occurred, so only risk register should be updated & referred to for an appropriate risk response strategy. If an UNIDENTIFIED risk has occurred, then it's an ISSUE and a " workaround " needs to do. Since it has happened now, it has become IDENTIFIED and henceforth can be noted down in the risk register as a potential risk & tagged with a planned risk response strategy. Your thoughts please

[@shrikantbadhe9993]

Its like this, we identify all potential risks in the risk register. When the risk manifests it becomes an issue and further noted in the issue log as this has manifested.

[@emresahin3123]

Hi. I don't understand the last question. Management Reserves should be added by management not by us. We shouldn't know management Reserves as a Project Manager.

[@throughawomanslookingglass8500]

I too had the same question, that the PM only goes up to the Cost Baseline and there on the Management sets aside a Management Reserve based on it and the PM isn't aware of it