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[@naziaa9569]

Sorry i dont agree with D, simply because the Staff has raised concerned which mightbe true or not be truethat i agree. But why he should start coaching using tools directly as his response, but what if its true how can he start coaching to motivate. Option C is correct because it does address the concerns first and also assess its impact. Also we cant ignore the fact that The Principle Designer is taken out to another project. So the resource is gone. Why should the PM start coaching them without assessing the impact loss of resource.

[@bhushanwasurkar7986]

I totally agree as I pondered a lot on this question and finalized option C

[@TheMountainBeyondTheWoods]

@TheMountainBeyondTheWoods 32 minutes ago Yes, how is motivating the team doing anything to address their concern about losing a main resource?

[@ved7690]

I think I get it, Yes we can't ignore concerns of the team and stakeholders, we have to validate them through some form of analysis. Here a key personal has left the team but the team is still there worried that they might face issues. So yeah, we can say that the team morale is down. The question stem focuses on resolving the concerned team, obviously just because one member is not there the ship won't sink but a low moral crew is a problem. That way raising their moral and motivation is good However I am not sure how training would be of any help here... If it were to me I would have went for impact analysis with the team, that way either the team would be okay with the lose of a member as they can still manage or we would have found an actual issue that needs to be addressed in detail. Either way it's a win win

[@Kar-info]

Yes Nazia, I totally agree with you on this. The question was about the most effective action by PM to resolve? Without acknowledging/addressing team members concerns, we cannot move forward with option D without analysing. This makes the answer is C

[@wendymutania9096]

Came here to say the same thing. The answer is C

[@crispingeorge2502]

I sincerely hv a different take on Q5. To start with the team raised a concern about the effect of a staff leaving. There is nothing to suggest that the team is demotivated, so choosing D is strange. Alternatively, C talks about acknowedge the concern raised, which is right. The PM must not ignore concerns from the team or other stakeholders. Doing an impact analysis to know the impact on the other constraints, looks decent. In my opinion, C is a better choice to D, because it addresses the problem.

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi. Please note that you do 'impact analysis' on a change request and NOT on a 'concern' raised by project team. There can be 100's of concerns raised by multiple team members at any point in a project. How many impact analysis would you keep on doing? That's simply not realistic.

[@lakshanelikewela390]

I seriously do agree with you on this point. The fact that the team is considered about the design inefficiencies( which is a technical concern) which could lead to design problems and also their concern is on increase in project duration. Now this does not talk about lower motivation but a consideration on the impact itself. Simply, the team is concerned about the impact that the principle designer leaving has on the project. On the other hand, what could be gained by motivating the team, if their concerns are actually valid and does have a significant impact on the project? This should be resolved through a impact analysis. Therefore, I'm sticking with answer 3.

[@lakshanelikewela390]

@@PMPwithRay It is not only the concern of the team members, but an issue has arisen based on the unannounced transfer of the principle designer. How will we know if the project can continue without this resource, and there are any technical problems associated with it? The 'concern' of the team members are based on a grounded problem that actually occurred, hence it cannot be ruled out as just only a concern.

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[@veerkuntal9170]

I agree to your point as the question says "Will slow down the project" which in my understanding is certain to happen. Also, there is no slightest of hint that team is de motivated.

[@rananeeraj111]

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Hello, Today i have passed the global PMP cerifcation at my on attempt. Thanks for your time to time valuable info which help me a lot.

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[@gramics1]

4/5 - the last one got me! Love this energy!

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[@shailjaankur]

Hi Ray, Today I successfully passed PMP exam with above target scores, Thanks for your valuable guidance. Most of the questions are related to agile side, only one numerical I encounter relayed to PERT.

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[@ankitaaggarwal2330]

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[@umamaheshwariswaminathan8396]

3/5 were correct, as you correctly mentioned the question no.5 was bit confusing for me to pick, I was wrong in selecting 'C' as option. Your explanation was very clear to understand and identify the minute difference. Thanks a lot! All your Videos are covering very interesting topics in the questionnaire and your explanation is really helpful to understand the essence of the processes, methodologies easily. Is very helpful. Thank you Mr.Ray!

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[@kennguyen1066]

Stick with your first answer. Think about what the problem is. D is 100% wrong.

[@ilanchezian822]

5th Question was hard, Thanks for your clarification on the thin line of understanding really an eye opener

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[@shashwatmishra456]

4/5, got the last one incorrect, your explanation is very lucid and informative, keep up the good work😇🙏🏼

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[@zainabdhu1875]

thank you so much !! for your holistic view for all the questions I really appreciate your efforts

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[@KaushikGhoshPrivate]

4/5. Thanke Ray.

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[@ihabjalal9]

For q5 I prefer to choose answer c instead 😅

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[@varungandhi9453]

In question 5 I believe the answer should be c and not d.

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[@umarfharuk6897]

If Option C is correct for Q5 then my score is 5/5 otherwise 4/5. Thanks!

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[@shaikshafi4332]

4/5, last one went wrong, incorrect judgement in identifying the core issue. Thanks for the explanation!

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[@piyush1651]

4/5, last question was quite tough, thank you for such questions

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[@alagendraramasamy8538]

4/5. Last one was challenging

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[@explore1654]

In the Udemy mock test By Ray, your answer for Q5 is C . Can you please recheck the your answer. It is disappointing that you two different answer in youtube and Udemy.

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The answer options are different from my PMP mock. Please re-check :)

[@explore1654]

@@PMPwithRay The question doesn't say the team is incompetent or team is new. What if the concern from team is true and have genuine impact on project? We can just keep team motivated but unless we see if there is impact or not , how we solve the issue completely? When a team is given coaching without studying the issue raised by team, it can impact negatively.

[@rnavya518]

I got 4 out of 5 correct and the last question explanation really helped me understand the thin line of difference between concerns and actual issues

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[@zeeshaniqbal9763]

Got 4/5. Thank you for the great video

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[@brownbabygirl]

I love this. Got 4/5 correct. 😊

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[@meeranchand2970]

4/5 , last one , i have marked C

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[@justicetagoe8984]

Hi Ray, In Qn 3, is the learn from experience notes not the same as lessons learned?

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[@khalidshaikh4417]

Very tough and interesting questions Ray

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[@Shashanknayyar1]

Most of them has marked C for the Question No. 5, even My Score was 4/5, But I am still not sure to give exam. Please help

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi Shashank, 4/5 is a good score. Please revise your gaps and retain what you have learnt.

[@Shashanknayyar1]

@@PMPwithRay okay Ray Thanks for your Advice I am so much learning from you thanks a lot 😂

[@ssejjuukopaulo6635]

4/5 was quite easy

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[@prakashlahase1358]

4/5,last one I found c but you explained d.

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[@satyanarayanmohanty2299]

Hi ray, The number 5 question is also in you udemy mock simulator > practice test 2 > Q50. There you have mentioned that option c is the right answer. What to consider?

[@PMPwithRay]

Hi, the answer options are different. Please re-assess :)

[@Engineersaifullah511]

almost 5/5 but i got first one wrong because of root cause analysis, also I already completed ur udemy course last week. Going to attempt Exam next month

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[@ramuiily5838]

4/5...Superb questions.

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[@rashedulislam1503]

Question number 5, i selected the answer c which is very close

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[@usmansaeed4850]

4/5 answered thanks

[@SgtHooch]

Got 4/5, too. Got Question #5 wrong as well.

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[@phyllisnyoike719]

4/5

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[@mr.v4169]

4/5, got the last one incorrect.... however your explanation cleared my doubt... thank you so much... I will be going through your other videos as well for more practice.

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[@mr.v4169]

@@PMPwithRay I am in process of revising and to attempt mock exams... thats how I landed to your videos... your way of explanation is awsome... have gone through many of topics... Thank you so much for nice content.

[@brip0091]

5/5

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[@azharbashir8208]

3/5

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[@geralde7818]

3/5 need more practice...

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[@jaybrahmbhatt4744]

I got 4/5

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[@cedricmizelet8915]

3/5, the last question got me :(

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[@meshariduhaim1404]

5/5 grades, but I am still a fraid to take the exam

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[@santoshkumarsinghsantoshku6842]

I was good and cristal clear

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[@pradeeprahul1547]

3 out of 5 😢

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[@mlmeek0278]

The question is long and difficult to me.

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[@Michagames-gu7nb]

4/5, last one incorrect (C)

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[@kennguyen1066]

Q5. The best answer is C. Motivation is not an issue here. Therefore, trying to motivate the team because someone is leaving never solution in real world. The team is concerning about work, so the answer is figuring out if their concern is legitimate and do something about it.

[@saleenasafiya9735]

4/5, got the last one incorrect

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[@hasangordap8099]

3\5 is it good

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[@evie7191]

1/5 i got....ehhh

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[@bimwalaindia]

2.5/5

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[@hdd613]

Concept is important, I am lucky to have this video before exam

[@sophiyathakur2385]

3 only right :(

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[@user-dn9ve8yt4q]

4/5, failed the last question

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[@balajiprasanth868]

Same thing here. I thought it was option C as well.

[@srini_Bang]

4

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[@tundearowosaye3382]

4/5

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[@MandrivaShinnyFirstMedia]

3/5

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