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#PMP Question #5199
A financial company is developing a new application for mobile banking using a hybrid approach. The project is delayed because the product concept has not yet met the key stakeholder's satisfaction despite multiple design iterations. The key stakeholder has begun participating in all daily standups, and the project manager has observed that this presence negatively impacts the team's morale and productivity.
How should the project manager ensure that the stakeholder's issues are addressed effectively without negatively impacting the team?
Friends, have you all seen this report yet?
https://www.pmi.org/learning/thought-leadership/global-project-management-talent-gap

The PMI's Global Project Management Talent Gap Report highlights the significant challenges and opportunities in the field of project management due to a projected talent gap. The report emphasizes the critical role of project professionals in navigating technological and geopolitical changes, with a projected shortfall of up to 30 million project professionals by 2035. This underscores the urgency for reskilling and upskilling in the field.

Key points from the report include:
- Market Size and Talent Gap: The current global market size is approximately 40 million project professionals, with a projected demand of 65 to 70 million by 2035. The talent gap is expected to reach up to 29.8 million professionals due to attrition and retirement.
- Regional Insights: Significant growth in demand is expected in regions like China, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, while mature economies like North America and Europe will see slower growth but significant demand in sectors like healthcare, energy, and IT.
- Executive Summary: The report outlines the critical need for project professionals across all industries, particularly in construction and manufacturing, and highlights the risks to business performance due to the talent shortfall.
The conclusion from the report is simple - PMs will not lose their work!
But, with all due respect to AI innovations, the competencies that need to be mastered, developed and supported in 2025-28 remain the same:
- Agile & Hybrid Methodologies (master Scrum, SAFe, and Disciplined Agile to lead adaptive projects).
- AI & Data Literacy (learn how to use AI-enhanced tools, interpret project data, and apply predictive analytics).
- Strategic Project Leadership (develop business acumen, outcome focus, and strategic alignment skills, like PMI’s M.O.R.E. mindset).
- Digital Project Tools Mastery (gain proficiency in Jira, Asana, MS Project, and BI platforms like Power BI, Tableu).
- Upskilling in Key Growth Industries (focus on healthcare, IT, construction, or energy sectors depending on your region).
- Uncertainty Management (learn to navigate transformation, lead change, and manage risk proactively).
- Continuous Certification & Learning (pursue PMP, PMI-ACP, DA certifications, and AI).
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#PMP Question #3311
A project manager has just finished planning for a project when the client adds a new project team member. The project manager knows that the new team member only works remotely and is not in the main office. In addition, the new team member engages with decisions quickly in a face-to-face environment but is slow to respond otherwise.
How should the project manager reflect this in their planning?
Answers:
a. Send out recurring onsite project meeting invites to ensure the team member's presence.
b. Update the project charter to include the new team member for this project.
c. Monitor the new team member's input to gauge their value to the project.
d. Include the team member in the stakeholder register and update the communications management plan.
#PMP Question #4901
A project manager was recently assigned to a project that is in the execution phase and is experiencing roadblocks. During a review of the processes and procedures, the project manager notices similarities to a previous project that experienced similar roadblocks. The project manager reviews the task schedule and finds that certain tasks are well behind expectations. In speaking with the project team, the project manager confirms that the team is following the processes exactly.
What should the project manager do?
#PMI-RMP Question #611
Select the project description that appears to have the most risks associated with it:
Answers:
a. A business park that requires permits that is 40% complete.
b. An automobile that will be equipped with electronic sensors for objects closer than 2 meters that is 10% complete.
c. Software that analyzes particulate matter gathered from space that is 15% complete and has built in assumptions for gravity and temperature.
d. Voice recognition software that is 65% complete and has four language capabilities.
Answers #611
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#PMP Question #5239
A project to implement a new process is still in development. When implemented, the company will benefit by a reduction in utility costs. The project financial evaluation indicates a payback of 3 years.
What should the project manager do to expedite the project delivery?
Answers:
a. Increase resources on the technical design to enable a decision to proceed as this is a quick return project.
b. Increase the time spent on project development to improve the level of confidence to validate the financial evaluation.
c. Conduct a stakeholder survey with the plant operators to establish the probability of this project reducing the cost of utilities.
d. Stop any further project development and commence with the implementation as there is no need to seek further approval.
Answers #5239
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