Project Risk Responses: Explained on Examples [2020]

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[@alexandergolenkov997]

Thank you Dmitriy

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You are welcome. On my site, you can also get the latest version of my Risk Management Plan Template;)

[@СергейПерун-д4х]

Passive acceptance... Yea, thats the way! :)

[@ITProjectManagers]

It becomes a great option after you created a proactive plan against 20 other risks. Sometimes, you simply have nothing to do to mitigate or avoid a risk. Nevertheless, *stakeholders need to know about all known risks and responses* .

[@parvanaarkhaft8538]

example of share opportunity can be forming join venture

[@ITProjectManagers]

Yes, that's what the books give as an example as well. But I don't think this example works for Project Risks. It's a business or strategic risk that gets resolved beyond the scope of a project.

[@andriimostika1927]

Quite risky video

[@ITProjectManagers]

LOL. Don’t risk watching it:)

[@andriimostika1927]

@@ITProjectManagers I did risked ))

[@Skylightatdusk]

@@ITProjectManagers But why when watching mitigates the negative impact related to not knowing how to prepare a risk-related task for your job? *You've been such a great help*!